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Thursday, May 23
The Indiana Daily Student

Despite the fact that the majority of the state of Indiana remains under a fire ban due to extremely dry conditions candles in pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns will be permitted according to a press release issued by the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. The press release did recommend that residents of Indiana consider using a flashlight or glow stick to light their pumpkins this year instead of the traditional candle. However, if using a candle the release suggested using a votive candle--safest type of candle. Sam Park

Pumpkins

Despite the fact that the majority of the state of Indiana remains under a fire ban due to extremely dry conditions candles in pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns will be permitted according to a press release issued by the Indiana Department of Homeland Security. The press release did recommend that residents of Indiana consider using a flashlight or glow stick to light their pumpkins this year instead of the traditional candle. However, if using a candle the release suggested using a votive candle--safest type of candle.