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For years the dilapidated greenhouse located just across the Barre, Vermont line beyond Hope Cemetery has been described as an accident waiting to happen. This week it will literally live
The real-time local surveillance and response system developed during the H1N1 flu outbreak last year should be studied as a possible national model for future epidemics, according to the new
New York City, New York activated 500 new subway cameras in heavily traveled stations in response to security threats such as the attempted bombing of Times Square, the mayor said
Looks like another country – not China or North Korea this time – is launching a cyber attack. A highly sophisticated computer worm that has spread through Iran, Indonesia and
An ominous theme has emerged from the wreckage of a deadly pipeline Explosion in California: There are thousands of pipes just like it nationwide. The pipe was more than 50
As part of National Preparedness Month, a group that promotes health and safety programs has launched an initiative to tell the public to use text messaging to communicate with friends
A Four Corners elementary school in Shiprock, New Mexico canceled classes for the rest of the week after someone intentionally set it on fire September 12. Eyewitness News 4 got
The Secretary of Homeland Security, in a recent visit to Chicago, took the tour, joined by Security magazine’s Bill Zalud. Now you can from your computer. Chicago’s Office of Emergency
A woman just suspended from her job and escorted from a Kraft Foods plant in Philadelphia, Pa., returned with a handgun and opened fire September 9, killing two people and
According to Greenpeace, the giant holding tanks and railroad cars full of hazardous materials at industrial plants near Houston, Texas, are ripe for disaster — be it by terrorist attack
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