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This extension cord combines power and mobility with its 12-gauge size and 50-foot length. Its light-up end is especially useful in dark workspaces. The cord remains flexible even after being ...

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A reliable leaker has shared details and an image of an unannounced car charger from Anker that would be the first from the company to feature a retractable USB-C cable. As the proud owner of an ...

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Alvin L. Cords, 94, formerly of Monaca, died Tuesday October 15, 2024, Heritage Valley Beaver. Born June 22, 1930, Winamac, Indiana, he was the son of the late Herman F. and Florence R.