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  • Child care provider program seeks new help

    For Warren members interested in being a child care provider, the family child care office offers 'New Provider' orientations throughout the year.The orientation provides interested people with briefings from base agencies such as safety, fire department, health representatives, family support

  • NFPA suggests Halloween safety tips to avoid fires

    As children disguised as ghosts, goblins and witches prepare to hit the streets in search of fun and treats, the National Fire Protection Association urges caution in order for children and adults to be safe this Halloween. According to a recent report from NFPA, Halloween is the fifth highest day

  • X marks the spot: Removing Warren's hazardous trees

    A project to improve some areas on base by removing dead or dying trees began in early October and ends in May.There are 152 hazardous trees base-wide marked with X's near Brick Quarters and Sergeant's Row that are slated for removal.A tree is hazardous when it could cause property damage or

  • Warren kicks off new challenge for donating blood

    Warren is known for taking on challenges and coming out on top and this new challenge does just that.The challenge does not require exceptional strength, endurance or even superior tactics. All it requires is a sense of caring for those in the community by giving life in the form of blood

  • Haunted mental hospital stirs interest at Warren

    Many people may not know Warren is home to a haunted mental hospital; at least it is this year for Halloween. Spooky tales about an old mental ward here as well as other ghostly tales have inspired this year's theme.Fall Hall Community Center and the Rising 6 Organization are sponsoring this year's

  • Personally-owned vehicles — Winter safety kit recommended

    The weather conditions in Wyoming switch between the two extremes of summer and winter. With winter drawing near, Warren members should be cautious of getting caught in the snow without the proper survival kit."The weather changes here so quickly," said Troy Weaver, 90th Space Wing safety. "It could