Second-graders tour new Beckley fire station for safety tips
Central Elementary students toured Beckley’s new Third Avenue fire station to learn fire hazards and safety. Firefighter Kevin Price said the 1995 program targets the elderly and young, with free smoke detectors for seniors and battery replacements. About 502 detectors were given this year, funded by sponsors including Lowe’s and Bank of Raleigh, totaling nearly $3,000 raised. Senior citizens needing detectors or batteries may call 256-1780.
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Families invited to host foreign students via ASPECT
Beckley area families may host an international high school student for the next academic year through ASPECT Foundation, a non profit exchange program. Students aged 15 to 18 arrive in August, attend the local high school, and join family and community activities. Call Fran Sturgill at 304 683 4729 or 1 800 USYOUTH for details.
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