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Children at Therfield First School in Royston took part in a first aid workshop to learn how to save lives.

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HUNTINGTON — The City of Huntington Fire Department will offer its first Citizens Fire Academy this spring in an effort to educate city residents about fire safety and prevention.

Brakelle Westphal, daughter of Chris and Robyne Westphal, was named Good Citizen from Springfield High School. Miss Westphal has received achieved academic achievement and excellence awards throughout high school. She received Top Student Award 13 times in various classes and has had Honor Roll six consecutive semesters in high school maintaining a 4.0 GPA. During […]

Though uncommon, the severity of coral snake bites in dogs emphasizes the need for awareness and immediate action from pet owners.

Learn what to do when your dog gets hurt on the trail with a workshop offered 10-11:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 3, in Clyde.  Nancy East, a retired ve...

Medical support will be available along Kenner, Metairie, and New Orleans parade routes.

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The Police Officer Standards and Training Council of the Connecticut Police Academy agreed to remove the EMR training program for officers contingent on replacing it with a robust First Aid Program, according to Karen Boisvert, academy administrator for the Department of Emergency Services. That

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