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Red Cross Volunteers, Partners Install 959 Free Smoke Alarms in Alaska’s Homes

By Cari Dighton | Red Cross on May 29, 2019   Featured, General News  

Red Cross Volunteers, Partners Install 959  Free Smoke Alarms in Alaska’s Homes

  67 Local Volunteers and Partners Helped Make 373 Households Safer During National Sound the Alarm Home Fire Safety Effort   ANCHORAGE – The American Red Cross of Alaska installed more than 959 free smoke alarms in local homes over the last month as part of the national Sound the Alarm home fire safety effort. […]

Red Cross Asks Public to Sound the Alarm, Help Save Lives

By Cari Dighton | Red Cross on Apr 19, 2019   Events/Notices, Featured, Health  

Red Cross Asks Public to Sound the Alarm, Help Save Lives

  Volunteers to install more than 800 free smoke alarms in Alaska  ANCHORAGE — Beginning this weekend, the American Red Cross will Sound the Alarm in Alaska as part of the nationwide Red Cross effort to help reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by home fires. The goal is to install 100,000 smoke alarms […]

Alaska Red Cross Volunteers Deployed to California Wildfires

By Cari Dighton | Red Cross on Aug 1, 2018   Featured, National, National/World, State  

Alaska Red Cross Volunteers Deployed to California Wildfires

ANCHORAGE, July 31, 2018 – More than 90 wildfires are raging around the country. In Northern California, devastating fires are burning across more than 110,000 acres, forcing residents from their homes. The American Red Cross is there, providing shelter and comfort for those affected. Among those providing shelter and hope are nine Red Cross of […]

US Opening Jerusalem Embassy on Territorial Anomaly

By Michael Lipin | VOA News on May 13, 2018   Featured, National/World, World  

US Opening Jerusalem Embassy on Territorial Anomaly

The Jerusalem no man’s land where the U.S. says part of its new embassy to Israel will be located is a territorial quirk of the Arab-Israeli conflict, a quirk that originated at the start of hostilities in 1948. The U.S. will inaugurate the embassy Monday in an existing consular complex at the southwestern corner of […]

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