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Public Safety from local newsrooms
From KMZU.com and Startland News, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
KMZU.com2 hours ago
Warrensburg Fire Department hosts and completes Confined Space Rescue Technician Training, on KMZU.comWARRENSBURG, Mo - The Warrensburg Fire Department recently completed a demanding 40-hour Confined Space Rescue Technician course.
Startland News2 hours ago
Hydrangea House grows into long-vacant, Tudor-style Brookside police and fire station, on Startland NewsMother-daughter duo Jessica Carpenter and Abigail Gaughan have been deep cleaning the 6,265-square-foot space — putting in new ceiling and floor tiles, upgrading plumbing, and hanging one-of-a-kind chandeliers. Three trucks of merchandise await, filled with homegoods and vintage and antique furniture. Source
In brief
The short notes of KCtoday’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
RiversideMissouri's health department confirmed water was shut off last week at a Riverside senior care and rehab facility while the state investigates a Legionnaires' disease case that may be associated with it.
Missouri's health department confirmed water was shut off last week at a Riverside senior care and rehab facility while the state investigates a Legionnaires' disease case that may be associated with it.
News Notes · Thursday’s editionSource: FOX4KC.com
ParkvilleParkville Police Chief Kevin Chrisman will retire Dec.
Parkville Police Chief Kevin Chrisman will retire Dec. 1 after 52 years in law enforcement: 34 with the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department and 18 in Parkville.
News Notes · Thursday’s editionSource: KCTV