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Presidents Day is rapidly approaching, which means this will be one of the first major holiday weekend sales events of the year.

Philips claimed its recalled CPAP devices were safe based on new tests, but the FDA quickly disputed these claims, emails show.

UPDATE @ 6:25 p.m. Feb 9 2024: Billings Fire Department successfully contained the fire within the Philips 66 Refinery. These images have been provided from the scene courtesy of BFD

At a council meeting earlier this month, Chestertown Mayor David Foster expressed optimism at the prospect of filling the space at 98 Cannon Street with a restaurant once again.

Elections offices across the Valley are in search of poll workers to man voting locations with a highly anticipated primary election ahead on April 23.

Flagship OLED TVs are cool, but I can’t remember the last time an affordable TV wowed me.

And who could replace him.

In the museum, he also has a small workshop where he works on restoring these radios. “Almost over 60 per cent of the radios here are functional. I source the original pieces from all around to fix them,” he says. He takes a special interest in personally explaining and demonstrating how every system works to everyone who visits the museum.

Medical experts are concerned the full-body scans could do more harm than good — setting up people who have no specific risk of cancer for overtreatment and overdiagnosis.

Heres a brief look at the candidates for Kanawha County judges and statehouse legislators.