THERE’S sure to be a lot of excitement when jeans – which can be considered the most iconic piece of clothing in modern times – go on sale. But when this happens in the place that has the widest assortment in the country, its a fashion event like no other.
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The ultimate jeans sale at SM
Like an old pair of jeans, turnout gear — the hats, pants, coats, gloves and boots firefighters rely on to protect against flames — wears out.
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Two York area fire companies awarded federal grants (The York Dispatch)
The Behavioral Health Department will undergo fixes after the oversight in a killing at an independent living home for mentally ill felons. San Bernardino County officials said Thursday that they are making changes at the Department of Behavioral Health after three county therapists failed to report a bloodied knife and pair of jeans to law enforcement officials at the site of a fatal stabbing.
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San Bernardino County therapists failed to report evidence in fatal stabbing (Los Angeles Times)
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department searched for a missing teenager near Old Warren Road as temperatures dropped below freezing Thursday night. The 16-year-old male was last seen wearing a green jacket with a hood, blue jeans and tennis shoes.
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Wearing jeans, sneakers, and a sweatshirt after his pager awakened him at 2 a.m. on a recent Sunday, off-duty Shirley Fire Captain Joe Hawthorne rushed to a burning house where three children told him their mother was inside.
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House fire raises new questions on department’s cuts (Boston Globe)
It is one thing for a man to dress and leave the house. For a woman, it is quite another. Men like to grab a shirt and britches, pull them on, and then pat themselves on the back for a job well done. There’s no consideration for latest trends or outfit repeats. Much less fat days and wondering why the heck the dryer shrunk their jeans.
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Two different shoes? It’s high fashion (North South Brunswick Sentinel)