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Home Depot to Sell LED Bulbs for Surprisingly Cheap
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In April, GE (NYSE: GE) unveiled its 40W replacement bulb, stating that retailers were likely to price it between $40-$50. Toshiba (6502) also unveiled a 40W replacement this year, though it did not give a price range.
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Home Depot to hire distribution workers
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Home Depot will open one of its reconfigured distribution centers in Ontario by the end of the year and is looking to hire about 250 people to staff it, a company spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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Wharton man charged with shoplifting at Roxbury Home Depot
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ROXBURY TWP. — A Wharton man has been charged with shoplifting after an attempted scam at the Roxbury Home Depot store.
According to police, on June 10, Patrolman Jim Kenny responded to the Home Depot in reference to a person trying to sell a Home Depot gift card to customers in the store.
The person attempting to sell the gift cards was identified as Anthony Mennicucci, 28, of Wharton.
The value of the card was $192 and Mennicucci was attempting to sell it for $150.
At first, police said Mennicucci said he returned items from his uncle’s construction company that were bought at Home Depot.
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Providing a little warmth with a Bionaire Heater
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Central heating can be an excellent system to have in a home, especially in colder climates. However most people will still find a use for a smaller, portable heater and these can be good appliances to have available. There will be times when a little heat is needed although it may not be appropriate to fire up the central heating. This is where a small heater can come into its own.
There are a number of advantages of having a smaller heater available. Their portable nature means they can be used wherever needed and it is simple to move them from room to room in a home. Many also provide instant heat when switched on and this means if you feel a little cold you can remedy this almost instantly with a portable heater.
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Home Depot assistant store manager dies working on future in-law's home
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CORPUS CHRISTI - Lucy Carranza could feel the electric current running through her boyfriend, Daniel Naranjo, as she tried to pry him from the wall in her parents' attic Thursday morning.
He had said he just needed to add one final staple to the insulation they spent the last two days putting up.
That final staple struck a live electrical wire.
With her left hand on the stapler, right hand on his shoulder, Lucy managed to release Daniel after a few seconds. He fell face-first to the ground, unresponsive.
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