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Wooster Products Wooster Products’ NITEGLOW® Emergency Egress System, which includes high quality photoluminescent (glow in the dark) products to illuminate stair treads, handrails, door handles and door frames, and obstructions, so that occupants can evacuate safely in a darkened environment.  NITEGLOW® two-stage anti-slip stair nosing meets NYC Local Law 26, 2015 IBC, and 2015 IFC code compliance.  Photoluminescent abrasive provides a higher coefficient of friction (and more secure footing) than competitive products that include a photoluminescent strip without abrasive (which...

David Broda says not having access to their money has been a constant source of financial stress.

02/06/21 Jason Costello takes a key from his pocket. He turns it in the lock of safe deposit box No. 899 at the Eastern Bank in Saugus, Massachusetts. He pulls the box off the shelf and carries it into a nearby room. Al Zani and Shawn O'Neil crowd around him. The three men are New England law enforcement to their core: Costello is a young special agent in the FBI's Boston office with a reputation as a skilled interviewer. Zani is a lieutenant who has spent decades with the Massachusetts State Police. O'Neil is a state trooper; he's the one who traced this key to a tiny bank branch, bringing t...

There Is Little More Satisfying Than Debadging Your Car Photo: Bradley Brownell Does your car really need to advertise what it is on the road everyday? I’m sure that OEMs rely on vehicle badging for visibility and brand recognition, but that advertising is plastered on your car that you’ve paid for. Much like dealership license plate frames or bumper stickers, I have always preferred the look of a car without stick-on plastic lettering telling the world what it is. I don’t wear a name tag every day; neither should my car. Advertisement This weekend I had some spare time to tackle a cou...