Vandalism of smoke detector causes false alarm

By Wesley Reynaud and Brian Rodriguez, The Herald Staff

The vandalism of a smoke detector in Twin Towers activated the fire alarm and caused the evacuation of residents Thursday night, according to Phil Larson, Twin Towers hall director. .

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Baseball team plays 13 innings against Southwest Missouri The epic, three hour and 10 minute pitchers dual, ended with Kyle Brunen hitting a lead-off home run in the bottom of the 13th to lift the Indians over Southwest Missouri State, 2-1, at Tomlinson Stadium/Kell Field, Saturday. See this and more in this edition's Sports Section

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Photo by Wes Reynaud

Residents of Twin Towers hold parts of a barricade on Driver Street Thrsday after a fire truck ran the yellow columns over after a fire alarm at Twin. Phil Larson, Twin Towers hall director, said the barricade is designed to break away in the event of an emergency.