Cary is evaluating which Asian language will be chosen for a third version of the Guide. The 50-page Spanish language Guide is a mirror image of its English counterpart, containing an A to Z listing and explanation of services. In February, the Town mailed nearly 33,000 copies of the English version of the Guide to Cary households. It is also on the Web Chefs, Light Your Grills Ingredients for a safe season of cookouts Spring has sprung and back yards throughout Cary fill with the aromas of blooming flowers and burning meat. But before you hoist that Porterhouse onto your gas-fired pride and joy, don t forget the ingredients for safe grilling.
Check grills before the first barbecue, ensuring that hoses and valves don t have cracks or leaks.
Use a thin wire coat hanger to clean a clogged valve. Place grills on level ground at least 10 feet away from the house or any structure. Make sure there aren t any pine needles, leaves or other things that could catch fire anywhere near the grill. Never grill inside the house or any enclosed structure, including the garage because dangerous carbon monoxide fumes can accumulate to dangerous levels. When lighting a gas grill, remember to always keep the lid open.