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Vets Hook Up Boy Who s Father is Deployed With Fishing Gear

The men and women in uniform aren t the only making sacrifices. Their families are forced to sacrifice too. A little boy from Herkimer who is missing his father on deployment, didn t miss out on a fishing trip, thanks to the kindness of others. The commander at Herkimer VWF, Mike Wainwright and volunteer brother Bob Sommer took Niko Glova to Bass Pro Shop to get him hooked up with some fishing gear. His daddy is currently deployed in the military, and he wants to go fishing, so our guys stepped up to the task, the VFW shared on Facebook. Credit - Herkimer VFW

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1 million pressure washer spray guns recalled after injuries

1 million pressure washer spray guns recalled after injuries Infant bath seats, children’s bath wraps recalled for failure to meet safety standards Tags: San Antonio – More than one million Greenworks spray guns used on several models of pressure washers have been recalled after reports of injuries. The plastic connector can break and detach, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Serious injuries to eyes and mouths as well as broken bones have been reported. The spray guns sold on several models of electric Greenworks and Powerworks pressure washers. The entire list can be found by clicking here. The affected models, as well as after-market parts, were sold at Lowe’s, Amazon and other retailers since 2017.

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Daniel Armendariz, who allegedly dove into fish tank, sought for court

Two bench warrants are active for the arrest of a Cape Coral man who allegedly dove into the Bass Pro Shops freshwater fish tank at Gulf Coast Town Center in 2020. The Lee County Sheriff s Office has been searching for Daniel A. Armendariz, 28, on the warrants since he failed to show for court in January and February. He is believed to be the man who jumped into the tank May 10, according to a Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers Facebook post. He was charged with trespassing at Bass Pro Shops. Armendariz was arrested nearly two months later on the charge after the Sheriff’s Office received a call for service stating Armendariz was on his way to the Days Inn on South Cleveland Avenue threatening to shoot someone.

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Daniel Armendariz, who allegedly dove into fish tank, sought for court

Daniel Armendariz, who allegedly dove into fish tank, sought for court
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Hobby Lobby, 4 other businesses lose court challenge over Denver s COVID public health orders

After issuing 320 citations for COVID-19 public health order violations, the Denver City Attorneyâs Office has defeated all challenges against the city in opposition of the orders. The City Attorneyâs Office announced Monday that it has won its first five cases in court, with another three still in progress. âTo give the bad actors a pass would be patently unfair to the thousands of businesses that are following the rules,â said City Attorney Kristin Bronson, âto say nothing of the ongoing risk to the public.â The five businesses challenging their violations of public health orders who have been defeated are Hobby Lobby, Urban Air Trampoline, Beta Nightclub, Spankyâs Roadhouse and Urban Sombrero.

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