Firefighters with the Ventura County Fire Department rescued a dog on March 9 after it got stuck inside a metal pipe while chasing a squirrel in the Ojai Valley. [VCStar Article]
Daylight Savings is beginning March 14th, so remember to set your clocks 1 hour forward Saturday night before you go to bed. As you “Spring Forward” it’s a good time to check your smoke alarms. Check each alarm’s batteries and test them monthly to make sure they are working. Smoke alarms with non-replaceable 10-year batteries … Read more
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