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Consumer Reports investigation raises concerns over cantilever bassinets (opens the original)
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Getting enough sleep with a newborn can be difficult, and cantilever-style bassinets are designed to make nighttime care a little easier by extending over the side of a parent’s bed. But a Consumer Reports safety investigation found these bassinets may pose a potential risk. After seeing consumer complaints about cantilevered bassinets tilting, Consumer Reports safety experts decided to take a closer look. CR tested eight models using a standardized weight to measure how much the sleeping surfac
‘Ghost student’ steals $20k in student loans using Phoenix woman’s ID (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Agatha Milot never went to the University of Phoenix, but the student loans on her credit report sure make it look like she did. “Total, it’s about $20,000 between grants and loans,” said Milot, who discovered the issue two years ago. The Phoenix mom immediately filed a police report, froze her credit, and reported the fraudulent loans to the school and the loan servicer, MOHELA. Still, she can’t get the loans discharged, and her credit has been destroyed. “I’ve been given t
Prescott Valley woman left with unfinished fence after contractor stops showing up (opens the original)
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PRESCOTT VALLEY (AZFamily) — A Prescott Valley woman is stuck with half a fence and a mess in her front yard after contractors hired through The Home Depot stopped showing up to finish the job. Sofya Nektalova said there were delays in getting the project started. When work finally began, the installation stopped just as quickly. Nektalova paid The Home Depot more than $12,000 to replace her fence. “They came. They worked for two days and then disappeared,” Nektalova told Arizona’s Family On You
‘The Home Edition’: Why your forever home may be the wrong move (opens the original)
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PARADISE VALLEY, AZ (AZFamily) — On this week’s episode of “On Your Side: The Home Edition,” host Susan Campbell takes us to a spectacular home in the heart of Paradise Valley, looks at whether your first home will really be your “forever” home, and finds out what $500,000 will buy you in San Tan Valley. First, agent Marissa Kline takes us to a beautiful home in Paradise Valley, with five bedrooms and a reconstructed barn for entertaining. Then, should you view your next home as the place you wi
Travelers feeling ripple effects after FAA system outage delays, cancels flights (opens the original)
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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Thousands of flights were delayed or canceled Monday after an FAA system outage prompted ground stops at several airports, including Newark, JFK, LaGuardia and Philadelphia. Travelers are still feeling the ripple effects across the country. According to the FAA, a circuit failed, and its backup also failed after a fiber-optic cable was severed by a construction crew. “With something like this, because it was caught early and it’s being addressed as quickly as possible, we’re
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