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Feds push to remove lead drinking water pipes

BOSTON — Massachusetts cities could be forced to remove underground lead pipes from drinking water systems under a new federal rule aimed at reducing childhood exposure to the toxic chemical.

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Consumer watchdog warns some smart toys put children s safety, data at risk – WSOC TV

Consumer watchdog warns some smart toys put children s safety, data at risk – WSOC TV
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On Giving Tuesday tips to make sure scammers dont get your donation / Public News Service

Today is Giving Tuesday, a day when millions of Americans are expected to make charitable donations. But it can also be a field day for scammers. Experts have tips on how to make sure your contribution ends up in the right hands. .

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Shoppers guide directs people to products Made in America / Public News Service

Consumer watchdogs say Black Friday sales might have set records this year, as retailers offer deep discounts to get shoppers into their stores, and Cyber Monday could do the same. For shoppers who are concerned about where these gifts were made, a new directory lists American-made products from more than 200 companies, and in every state. The latest poll shows consumers support buying them, to boost the economy and create more jobs. .

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Poll Tis the season for Made in America gifts / Public News Service

What s on your holiday shopping list? This year, people may also be asking, "And where was it made?" In a new poll, 81% of Americans surveyed said they would prefer to buy American-made gifts if given the option. The preference is driven by the belief buying products "Made in America" will help the economy, create jobs and support small businesses. Bryan Spiegel, owner of Azzy s Design Works in Finleyville, said it is important to support local businesses before looking elsewhere. .

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