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Division of Fire Safety encourages Missourians to use annual end of daylight saving time to protect against home fires

Headline from Lafayette MO News

Start of home heating season and upcoming holidays make this the ideal time to test smoke alarms, review fire escape plans, consider heating safety, and more

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  1. KBSI Cape Girardeau

    Missouri fire officials urge residents to check smoke alarms as daylight saving time ends (opens KBSI Cape Girardeau)

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    JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KBSI) — The Missouri Division of Fire Safety is encouraging residents to take steps to prevent home fires as daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1. Clocks will fall back one hour at 2 a.m.

  2. Lafayette MO News

    Division of Fire Safety encourages Missourians to use annual end of daylight saving time to protect against home fires (opens Lafayette MO News)

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    Lafayette MO News's feed description

    Start of home heating season and upcoming holidays make this the ideal time to test smoke alarms, review fire escape plans, consider heating safety, and more