Explosion at Brownies Oil Co in Reynolds Industrial Park
Emergency crews respond to an explosion at Brownies Oil Co in the Reynolds Industrial Park Mercer County near Greenville Pennsylvania. Unconfirmed reports indicate possible injuries as responders investigate the scene and determine the cause. The site contains bulk diesel or propane refueling tanks and details remain unavailable.
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Greenville, Pa
Pennsylvania
Brownies Oil Co
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Reynolds Industrial Park
Mercer County
Burglary and theft incidents reported across city blocks
Police responded to multiple thefts and damages Friday at locations including 900 block North Orchard Avenue and Holiday Inn Express parking lot. Items stolen ranged from power tools valued around 8000 dollars to a 50 piece silver set, with damages and recovered cash reported. Crime Stoppers hotline provided for tips.
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North Orchard Avenue
N. Main St
South
Kansas Avenue
Flags flown at half staff for New Mexico legislator
Gov. Susana Martinez orders state buildings to display flags at half staff from sunrise to sunset Tuesday in mourning for Rep. Stephen Easley a 60 year old Democrat from Santa Fe who died after a prolonged illness Easley served in his first term representing parts of Santa Fe Torrance and Valencia counties and campaigned for telemedicine and behavioral health access.
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Santa FE
Susana Martinez
New Mexico
Stephen Easley
Easley
Torrance
Valencia
Martinez
Albuquerque Police Shrinking Force Drives Mayoral Debate
Albuquerque has cut sworn officers by 15 percent in three years, from 1099 in June 2010 to 939 this month. Mayor Berry and challengers Dinelli and Heh debate incentives including pay raises, retention bonuses, and retirement timing changes to boost staffing by potentially 50 to 100 officers, with legislative help and budget reallocation.
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Albuquerque
Richard Berry
Pete Dinelli
Paul Heh
Public Employee Retirement Association
Albuquerque Journal
Berry
Police Department
Dinelli
Heh
Heh Lator
Verona lawmaker rejects special citizenship path
Verona Virginia AP The House Judiciary Committee chair Bob Goodlatte rejects a special path to citizenship for immigrants in the US and says the House will pursue individual bills on interior enforcement border security and workplace verification rather than the Senate’s comprehensive immigration bill. He argues for legal status short of citizenship and time to prove reform before any path to citizenship is considered.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Barack Obama
Bob Goodlatte
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Senate
Goodlatte
Washington
Luoky
United States
Congress
Obama
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