DEEP DIVE: How to stay safe around fireworks this July 4
The Fourth of July holiday is rapidly approaching, and many will be using fireworks or will be around fireworks.
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Jun 29, 2023, 2:58 AM
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5h agoThe Fourth of July holiday is rapidly approaching, and many will be using fireworks or will be around fireworks.
News 12 New Jersey spoke with Dr. Mike Marano, medical director at the burn center at Cooperman Barnabas in Livingston about fireworks safety.
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