Never Leave a Child in a Hot Car Says Safety Column
A Denver incident of a dog left in a hot car highlights the danger of hyperthermia. The piece cites NHTSA data and offers tips: never leave a child unattended, look in back seats, implement reminders, and call 911 if a child is missing or seen alone in a vehicle. It also provides local safety contacts.
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Denver
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ronald Medford
NHTSA
U.S
9-1-1
Alzheimer's and Olympic Games family night events posted
Alzheimer’s caregiver support group meets Tuesday at Mission Arch Care Center 3200 Mission Arch Dr at 4 p.m. Call Priscilla Lujan 624-1552. Chapter K hosts a 5:30 p.m. gathering at Joy Jurecek’s home with theme On Coney Island. Olympic Games family night 7–9 p.m. at Girl Scout Program Center 1307B E College Blvd features slip and slide sprints noodle hurdles water balloon volleyball cheers and free admission food drive for local food bank. Call 622-7801 or gsdsw.org for details. Also pesticide applicator training workshop Wednesday 9–11 a.m. at Chaves County Extension Office Auditorium 200 E Chisum St No 4. Register via Sandra Barraza 622-3210.
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Alzheimer’s Association
Mission Arch Care Center
Mission Arch Dr
Priscilla Lujan
Girl Scout Program Center
E. College Blvd
London
Chaves
Sandra Barraza
County Extension Agriculture
Outdoor sculpture added to Las Cruces museum grounds
Las Cruces museum unveils Touch the Earth a 49 inch colored bronze by Star York from Santa Fe. It sits near the Children's Discovery Garden in front of the Bruce King Building as part of the Art in Public Places program.
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Santa Fe
Star York
Children’s Discovery Garden
Bruce King Building
Las Cruces
New Mexico
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Safe Coalition
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Carri Jurecek
Coney Island
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Las Cruces Museum
Toni Laumbach
Friends of the Museum
Plateau
Alcatel
Ronald McDonald House
Plateautel.com
Platealitel.com
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