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  • Summer Safety Tips: Grill Safety

    Barbecue. The word itself can make peoples' mouths water. When some people think of barbecuing the first thing that they think of is outdoor cooking and social gatherings. If grilling out, a favorite American pastime, is a part of people's weekend plans this summer, extra precaution around the grill

  • Be prepared: tornado safety precautions

    People have recently witnessed what a tornado can do to a town in Kansas. Tornado season officially started in March but people can never be too cautious to review tornado safety procedures. Before and during storm season, it is essential to have planned methods in place so families can practice

  • Suicide: a growing concern

    In 2004, the 11th leading cause of death in the United States was suicide; a total of 32,439 deaths, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. To help with this situation, risk factors and signs of suicide have been compiled through research to spot those in need of help. Research

  • A time to ride - safely

    Car accidents occur unexpectedly and can happen to anyone. Motorcycle accidents can also end in deadly results regardless of how old or experienced the motorist may be. The 22nd Air Refueling Wing safety office is offering sports bike classes, which will address correct safety procedures, techniques

  • Details on McConnell's drinking water

    The Consumer Confidence Report is an annual report presenting a summary of the drinking water quality provided to McConnell Air Force Base and its housing units. This year's report, documenting water quality from January 1 through December 31, 2006, is complete. Information is included on the source

  • What does “Old Glory” stand for?

    An American flag draped over a military coffin; catching a quick glimpse of a red, white and blue ribbon decal magnetized to the back of a passing car - both may hold a high significance, strong emotions of devotedness, and symbolism to patriotic members of the United States. With Memorial Day