'The Gardens' starts to dry out The Springfield News-Leader
Dozens of dehumidifiers hummed in the Gardens' hallways Tuesday as workers carted out chunks of drywall. Seventy-five residents of the Springfield assisted-living facility were evacuated in the early morning hours when a sprinkler pipe broke. Officials have not determined what caused the break.
Remodeled Nevada City buildings must have sprinklers The Union
A new law requiring fire sprinklers in commercial and residential buildings has gone into effect in Nevada City.
Hardware supplier fire is under investigation The Trenton Times
EWING -- Township fire officials last evening were investigating a blaze that broke out at the Home Depot hardware supplier on North Olden Avenue at Arctic Parkway.
Officials give jail progress a thumbs-up Quad-City Times
Progress on the construction of a new jail — the most expensive building project in Scott County’s 169-year history — continues to satisfy area officials.
Where are your toxic next door neighbors The MetroWest Daily News
More than 20 million pounds of toxic chemicals are used annually by companies in a dozen MetroWest and Milford-area communities, including some of the same flammable materials used at the Danvers plant that exploded just before Thanksgiving, according to state records.
After fire, legal questions arise over owner's role KSHB-TV Kansas City
ANDERSON, Mo. (AP) – The owner of a group home where 10 people were killed in a weekend fire had a 2003 conviction in a Medicare fraud case, raising legal questions about his role in the facility's operation. Investigators, meanwhile, gave no hints about what sparked the blaze.
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Automatic fire sprinklers saved The View hotel in the Village of Oak Creek on Nov. 21, for the second time in a year. An automated call from the alarm system that monitors the sprinklers came in at 8:12 p.m. and Sedona Fire District crews were on the scene within four minutes.
Investigators expected to rule out arson in group home fire KSHB-TV Kansas City
ANDERSON, Mo. (AP) – A Missouri State Highway Patrol spokesman says investigators are expected to rule out arson as the cause of a group home fire in that killed 10 people.
Fire smokes out CBD building Queensland Times
A MULTI-MILLION dollar CBD redevelopment went up in smoke – but not literally – when a diesel motor caught fire yesterday. The motor on the roof of the seven-storey Ipswich Centre Plaza tower in Bell Street ignited yesterday morning.
Arson May Be Ruled Out In Group Home Fire The Kansas City Channel
Investigators on Tuesday still had no answers about what caused a fire that killed 10 people at a rural southwest Missouri group home for the elderly and mentally ill.automatic+fire+sprinkler: automatic fire manufacturer sprinkler , , automatic fire manufacturer sprinkler , , automatic+fire+sprinkler