Nearly six years after a fire destroyed an Ephrata home, a man has reportedly admitted to starting the fire. James Wyman, 24, was arrested Thursday morning for arson in the first degree and burglary in the first degree in connection to the December 2012 blaze. Ephrata police were called just before 11 a.
- PUB DATE: 10/5/2018 12:03:47 PM - SOURCE: iFiberOne

Robotronics is inviting visitors to explore its new website, www.robotronics.com. The new website, focused on their educational teaching materials product lines, has been designed to provide a better, user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality throughout, allowing visitors to access detailed product information and an option to shop for spare parts and accessories for new or currently owned products.

Created with the user experience firmly in mind, the website has been designed using the latest technology, so the site is compatible with today's browsers and mobile devices.  The responsive website will detect what device is connected to the website and provide an optimized, easy to navigate layout.

To further improve the user experience, the new website a downloadable section allowing customers to download owner manuals, catalogs, and grant funding guide information.  This allows customers to find the answers they are looking for quickly and effectively.  They have also added Youtube videos to help our customers see the products in action.

“We are excited to launch a new website that is tailored to our visitors”, said Tyson Jepsen, Marketing and Social Media Manager.  “We seek to not only integrate new technology into our products, but also our website, to offer a better solution to our customers”

About Robotronics Inc

Robotronics is a company born in the Springville, Utah, who specializes in engineering Educational Robots, Costumes, and printed material to teach kids how to be safe. Proudly Made in Utah since 1983.

For product information, visit www.robotronics.com

 

A bright yellow "Airy the Canary" stuffed animal watches over Linda Hanseler’s first grade classroom at Mint Valley Elementary School. The little bird perches directly under the room's carbon monoxide alarm, which kids have been learning about over the last week. Many of Hanseler’s students were eager to share their new knowledge about canaries and carbon monoxide with local firefighters Thursday during Fire Prevention Week.
- PUB DATE: 10/5/2018 11:35:08 AM - SOURCE: Longview Daily News

YARDLEY, PA—Responding to popular demand, Zico has expanded its line of premix and bar oil container storage options and is now offering each model in black as well as yellow.

The Single Premix/Bar Container Holder – Black, Model QM-PMH-1-B, accommodates a choice of one cylindrical 32-ounce (3⅜″ dia.) can or one rectangular 32-ounce (2⅝″ x 4¼″) quart container.

The Double Premix/Bar Container Holder – Black, Model QM-PMH-D-B, accommodates two cylindrical 32-ounce (3⅜″ dia.) cans, two rectangular 32-ounce (2⅝″ x 4¼″) quart containers, or a combination of the two, secured and organized where you need them most.

The Gallon Premix Holder – Black, Model QM-PMH-G-B secures rectangular cans up to 1 gallon (7″ x 4.5″).

 Made with heavy-duty steel and aluminum and powder-coated for maximum durability, the brackets reduce the risk of containers rolling, denting, leaking, and puncturing inside the compartment while keeping premix and bar oil right beside the saws. Models QM-PMH-1-B and QM-PMH-D-B include an extra slot for storage of a saw wrench (not included).

For more information, visit www.ziamatic.com.