A1: "PV police arrest three boys for arson"
I hope we all appreciate that three little kids with a lighter accidentally setting a bush on fire rates six inches of page one in our local paper. No snark here, I mean it.
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2 comments:
I hope the cops continue to treat fire foolishness with extreme prejudice. wasnt too lon ago that dowtown prescott was in danger of burnin and this summer looks to be just as dangerous ,nicely done uknown courier reporter
Yes, and remember a couple of years ago on July 4th, same thing -- a couple of kids playing with matches started a small-ish fire on Glassford Hill. I don't remember what happened to those kids.
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