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A criminal Grinch has struck again in Twinsburg, according to News Channel 5.
At least two homes in Twinsburg have already had wires to their Christmas lights cut. Now it appears that a criminal Grinch has struck again in Twinsburg, according to News Channel 5. Twinsburg police told the news station that someone cut the lights on a Forest Lake Drive home Monday night. On Dec. 4 at about 8 p.m., a resident of Brighton Circle called the Twinsburg Police to report that someone cut a strand of her Christmas lights on her home. She told the police that the same thing happened to one of her neighbors.
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A Grinch-like criminal decided to try to ruin Christmas for some Twinsburg families, according to a police report. On Dec. 4 at about 8 p.m., a resident of Brighton Circle called the Twinsburg Police to report that someone cut a strand of her Christmas lights on her home. She told the police that the same thing happened to one of her neighbors. Police were sent to the home to take a look.
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7:02 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
I have a strand cut too. Windsor Way. Thought it was a deer eating the wire. But on closer look I see it is a perfect cut! Sheesh. more ›
Here are some fire prevention safety tips for decorating your home.
Everything is beautiful this time of year because, frankly, you make it that way. But your favorite Twinsburg editor wants to make sure your decorations aren't going to burn your house down. Our Patch colleague checked in with fire Lt. Rick Szeles in Fairlawn-Bath for some decorating safety tips this holiday season. Here's what he had to say: • "Believe it or not, one of the biggest fire hazards is lit candles," Szeles said. "For some reason folks light a lot of candles during the season and typically that's how bad things happen." Don't leave a candle unattended or place it near something combustible such as curtains or draperies, he said. • "People like to overload electrical circuits during the holidays," Szeles said. "They plug 20 …
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Use this post to share photos of your holiday decorations, anything from lights on your home to dazzling Christmas trees.
With Thanksgiving now behind us, we know that Twinsburg residents are now turning their attention to the December holidays. That means decorations. And we want to see them. Whether you celebrate Christmas or Hanukkah, we know Twinsburg residents are decorating their homes and preparing for the festivities to come. So use this post to upload your favorite photographs of your holiday decorations. In the caption, tell us your name, what street your house is on and what your favorite part of the holidays. Happy Holidays from Twinsburg Patch!
Chris Mazzolini
11:28 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Hi Nassman: Hopefully you gave that info to the police! more ›