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Halloween safety tips detailed (Gurnee Review)
Keeping children safe on Halloween, while still allowing them to enjoy the holiday, can be tricky. The Antioch Fire Department distributed the following safety tips that can help keep children safe in any community:

Halloween safety for the whole family (Orangeville Banner)
For many families, October brings thoughts of witches, ghosts and goblins, not to mention candy, gooey treats and parties. A large focus of this time of year should also be the safety of children.

Safety expo will be on Clermont's waterfront (Orlando Sentinel)
The second annual South Lake County Public Safety Expo is planned for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Clermont Waterfront Park, East Avenue. The first 500 children will receive a gift bag from McDonald's.

Tennessee First Lady Launches Internet Safety Campaign (WREG-TV Memphis)
NASHVILLE, Tenn -Tennessee first lady Andrea Conte has teamed up with a national Internet Safety Coalition to launch a campaign to protect the state's children from online predators.

Chief: Safety needs to be part of Halloween (Des Plaines Times)
Halloween may be a magical time for Des Plaines children, but adults involved with safety see it as a time for special caution.

NSF Grant to Children's Hospital Bridges Research, Child Safety (Newswise)
Auto safety researchers at The Children's Hospital and the University of Pennsylvania have received a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation to establish The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies. Its goal is to translate research into tangible safety innovations.

National Science Foundation Grant to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Bridges Academic Research and Child Safety (The Auto Channel)
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25, 2005 -- Auto safety researchers at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania (Penn) are working to make automobiles safer for children and young drivers by quickly turning new discoveries into new and safer products.

Firework safety (Jersey Insight)
Child Accident Prevention Jersey have given firework safety leaflets to every primary school in the island. It s hoped it will promote how children can stay safe and still have fun when out and about this bonfire night.

Safety and first aid courses available (Coos Bay World Link)
America Red Cross safety and first aid classes are now being offered through Southwestern Oregon Community College. Community First Aid and Safety, which includes first aid for infants and children, will be taught from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5. Cost is $45.

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