MONROE, CT — Candles can provide a warm feeling over the holidays, but pose a fire hazard when left lit overnight. Monroe Volunteer firefighters talk candle safety among the tips offered in their fifth and final video during National Fire Safety Week.
MVFD Video 5: Blow out candles before bed, clear snow from hydrants
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