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Patio Furniture news:

Spanish Language TV Host Frank Cairo Arrested for Allegedly Stealing His Neighbor’s Patio Furniture - Mediabistro.com
A well-known Spanish language TV host accused of stealing his neighbor’s patio furniture was arrested yesterday in Miami. Frank Cairo, who works for Azteca America, allegedly broke in to an apartment near his with Jorge Acuna Arias on April 29.

Pointers for prepping your deck and backyard for summer fun - Daily Oklahoman
With some smart home improvements, you can easily prep your patio and deck for a full season of enjoyment. • Clean patio furniture. Today's patio furniture can be as comfortable and stylish as indoor options, and similarly, it needs to be periodically cleaned.

Frank Cairo Charged With Burglary By Doral Police - NBC Miami
Doral Police said the victim showed his neighbor's surveillance video of the break-in, and neighbors identified Cairo, whose real name is Ivan Valdes, and a friend, Jorge Acuna Arias, 47, as the two men who stole patio furniture from Cairo's downstairs ...

Augusta startup company markets lawn furniture made in the US - Augusta Chronicle
Local Patio is a new brand of outdoor furniture, but its model is far from young. Augustans Howard and Hallie Merry have founded a company to make a brand of metal lawn furniture that was produced by the Bunting Glider Co., of Philadelphia ...

MURRIETA: Man arrested after leading officer to missing property - Riverside Press Enterprise
About 9:30 a.m., two sets of patio furniture were stolen from outside the Ralphs store at 23900 Washington Ave., a Murrieta police news release said. The man who took the furniture, as well as his vehicle, were recorded by surveillance cameras.

Brazos County news:

Friends, Collegues Remember Fallen Brazos County Firefighter - KBTX.com
Richard Danes always wanted to be firefighter. It wasn't until later in life -- his 60s -- that he actually got to live that dream. Danes collapsed and died last night while attending firefighter training. Friday was a quiet day at Station 2 in ...

Fewer turning out for early voting this round - Bryan College Station Eagle
Brazos County saw a drop in the number of first-week early voters for the 2012 primary elections compared to the turnout for the 2008 primaries during the last presidential election year. Despite the week’s mostly sunny weather, election ...

Texas Firefighter Dies During Training Exercise - Firehouse.com
A Brazos County firefighter died Thursday night while participating in a training exercise. Firefighter William Richard "Dick" Danes, 69, was taking part in a ladder training evolution at TEEX Brayton Fire Training Field in College Station when ...

Brazos County property values remain flat - Bryan College Station Eagle
Many Brazos County residents and landowners receiving their property appraisals this month have found little change in the value of their property over the past year, according to early estimates by the Brazos County Appraisal District.

Brazos Past: Marking 75 years of Big Red - Waco Tribune-Herald
Roark was president of an ice factory in Waco during the late 1920s and into the Great Depression. He was chief engineer for Geyser Ice Co. in 1917, according to the old city directories. He also owned and managed the Texas Oil Pump Co. in Waco in the early 1920s.