Lexington Fire Department Holds Fire Prevention Festival

Reported by: Amanda Stevenson
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Updated: 10/08/2012 7:28 pm
The Lexington fire department held a downtown festival to kick off National Fire Prevention Week Monday.

The theme of the week-long event was "Have Two Ways Out", emphasizing the importance of having two escape routes in case of a house fire.

The festival had free food, drinks, games for kids, and information booths on how families can prevent fires in their homes.

It was also a prelude to the 'Run To Remember', a race to honor fallen 9/11 comrades, as well as a downtown parade.

For more information on National Fire Prevention Week, you can visit this website.
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