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First Coast News is here to provide some safety tips on how to ensure both your lights and home are protected this holiday season.

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Portable generators are not hard to use, but can be dangerous if you don’t consider these important safety guidelines.

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JERSEYVILLE At Jersey Community High School, students in the Welding and Electricity programs are getting hands-on experience ...

Extension cords are fine for small devices, but certain appliances can be dangerous to use with them, particularly in cold weather.

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