“Important update for Frankton Lapel Community Schools: due to weather conditions, we will be operating on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Monday, December 1st.”
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As you start decorating for the holidays, remember to prioritize safety. Begin by inspecting your lights for frayed wires, and make it a habit to turn them off before bedtime. Additionally, keep candles at a safe distance from flammable materials to prevent any potential fires.
For more valuable decorating safety tips, visit getprepared.in.gov to ensure a joyful and secure holiday season.
#HolidaySafety #FirePrevention #GetPrepared
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A Winter Storm Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service, effective from late Friday night through Sunday. The forecast for Saturday is still uncertain, particularly regarding temperatures and the timing of the transition from rain to snow. However, there is increasing confidence that significant accumulating snow will occur north of the I-70 corridor, especially around Lafayette, with more uncertainty near I-70 and points south.
The Winter Storm Watch covers areas where the National Weather Service is most confident that at least 3 inches of snow will fall, although some areas may ultimately receive an advisory rather than a warning. The watch includes portions of central, east central, north central, and west central Indiana, with the potential for heavy snow and total accumulations ranging from 3 to 7 inches.
The Winter Storm Watch is in effect from late Friday night through Sunday afternoon, and travel could be very difficult due to the storm. There is still uncertainty regarding snow totals, particularly across the I-70 corridor where temperatures will hover near freezing.
Madison County is included in the Winter Storm Watch, and the Madison County Highway has been advised to prepare for the storm. Crews will begin brining the roadways starting tomorrow. Emergency Management will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. If needed, the Madison County EOC will upgrade to active status to assist all county public safety agencies.
Residents are advised to monitor the latest forecasts for updates on the storm.
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We’re grateful every day for our incredible community, and today is no exception. Your kindness, support, and trust mean everything to us, and we feel truly lucky to have you by our side.
A special thank you to our dedicated volunteers, who selflessly give their time, skills, and heart to help keep our community safe. Your tireless efforts don’t go unnoticed, and we’re so thankful for all that you do.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we wish you and your loved ones a safe, warm, and joyful holiday season. May your day be filled with love, laughter, and all the things that bring you happiness
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On Thanksgiving Day, residential building fires show a unique pattern. Over half (54%) of these fires occur between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., coinciding with the time many people are busy preparing their Thanksgiving dinner. As the evening progresses, the number of fires tends to decline. This is in contrast to the typical pattern seen throughout the rest of the year, where residential building fires usually peak during the standard dinnertime hours of 5 to 8 p.m.
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MADISON COUNTY WARMING CENTERS
The Anderson Homeless Task Force has provided a list of warming centers available to those in need. The following locations are open during the specified hours:
Anderson Warming Centers
Additional communities have also made warming centers available:
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As you’re prepping for Thanksgiving, don’t forget this simple yet crucial kitchen safety tip: turn pot handles toward the back of the stove. This easy habit can help you avoid accidental bumps, spills, and burn risks that can occur with all the activity on the stovetop during the holiday. By keeping pot handles out of the way, you can significantly reduce the risk of kitchen accidents and ensure a safer cooking environment for yourself and your loved ones.
#ThanksgivingSafety #CookingSafety #FireSafety #HolidaySafety #KitchenSafety
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We’re proud to support our bulldogs. A huge thank you to the Lapel Cheerleaders for bringing some excitement to our parking lot over the weekend with their incredible artwork. Let’s keep the spirit alive – Go Bulldogs.
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Accumulating snow risks are on the rise for Black Friday through this coming Sunday, with certain areas facing a higher potential for significant snowfall. The regions highlighted in purple are at the greatest risk of receiving multiple inches of snow, but it’s essential for everyone in the light blue shaded areas to closely monitor the situation as it develops.
Stay tuned for further updates and details as the forecast continues to evolve!
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