Give safety gifts Taos volunteers urge smoke detectors
Taos volunteer firemen recommend smoke detectors as lifesaving gifts for Christmas Two story homes should have detectors on each level and in sleeping areas and kitchens or living areas Public information officer Lance Emerson also warns about fire risks from dry or near stove decorations Mantel ornaments and stockings are fire hazards Residents should not leave fires unattended during holiday celebrations to prevent home destruction
Treat foods properly for healthy holidays
Health alert warns to cook turkey thoroughly and thaw in the refrigerator. Do not let cooked meat stay between 45 and 140 degrees F for over four hours. reheat leftovers to at least 165 F and keep them hot until eating.
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