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April 12, 2024
Friday is the first day of the 71st annual Pear Blossom Festival in downtown Medford. Friday’s events include the downtown street fair, the Pear-A-Fare and Smudge Pot Stroll.
September 10, 2023
Bonita freshman quarterback Daniel Mielke threw three touchdown passes in win over San Dimas.
September 2, 2023
Jackson had a pair of touchdowns, 113 rushing yards, a big 2-point conversion and a key interception.
September 2, 2023
Jackson had a pair of touchdowns, 113 rushing yards, a big 2-point conversion and a key interception.
September 2, 2023
Jackson had a pair of touchdowns, 113 rushing yards, a big 2-point conversion and a key interception.
September 2, 2023
Jackson had a pair of touchdowns, 113 rushing yards, a big 2-point conversion and a key interception.
March 24, 2022
Controlled open burning and smudge pots may be used from March 23 through April 5.
July 26, 2015
>> in a surprising discovery, gas chromatography of the residue inside the heaters fuel tank identified gasoline and not kerosene. it takes more heat to ignite kerosene. gasoline ignites at very low temperatures. >> the difference in flammability between gasoline and kerosene is tremendous. and i worked in a lot of fires where people misfuel kerosene heaters with gasoline and end up having big fires. >> jean said they were using the heater outside before they moved it indoors. since a gallon of ...
July 15, 2014
Nearby, causing the fractured skull? and knocking him unconscious? lentini believes the charge of arson and murder had been a rush to judgment and that the care kerosene heater was to blame. >> basically, what you do, you fill this up with kerosene or diesel fuel. youre generating lots and lots of soot. what you have is soot coats the inside and it will catch on fire like charcoal. so if you dont allow this thing to cool down sufficiently, thats pretty dangerous. >> in a surprising discovery, ga...
June 29, 2014
Gas chromatography of the residue inside the heaters fuel tank identified gasoline and not kerosene. it takes more heat to ignite kerosene. gasoline ignites at very low temperatures. >> the difference in flammability in gasoline and kerosene is tremendous. and i worked in a lot of fires where people misfuel kerosene heaters with gasoline and end up having big fires. >> jean said they were using the heater outside before they moved it indoors. since a gallon of gasoline is equivalent to 20 sticks...