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1 Firefighter Dead, 1 Critically Injured in House Fire in New Haven

The fire chief said said that some of the firefighters will be numb, some will be angry, some will be sad and in the days to come they will question whether they did the right thing. They did just what they were supposed to do, Alson said. He said the firefighters who battled the fire did exactly what they were supposed to do and when their brothers were in trouble, they went and got them. “This is such a challenging time for our community and to lose someone that is truly a hero, that went into harm’s way to ensure the safety of others, this will be something that impacts us for months and years to come, but I am proud to be a part of the city of New Haven and a fire department that has responded with such compassion to the loss of a very important member of our fire department in the community,” New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said.

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1 Firefighter Dead, 1 Critically Injured in House Fire in New Haven, Conn

A New Haven firefighter has died after a fire at a home in New Haven early Wednesday morning, another is in critical condition and two others sustained injuries. Officials have identified the firefighter who died as 30-year-old Ricardo Torres, Jr. He joined the fire department in July 2019 and served at Engine 6. “Firefighter Torres is a son, he’s a.

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New Haven Firefighter Dies Fighting Early Morning Blaze

New Haven Firefighter Dies Fighting Early Morning Blaze Written by Peter Carey A New Haven Firefighter died earlier this morning while fighting a fire on Valley Ave in New Haven. City officials have identified the Firefighter as Ricardo Torres Jr. Torres died fighting a blaze on Valley Street early Wednesday morning according to Fire Chief John Alston and a second firefighter identified as Lt. Samod “Nuke” Rankins was hospitalized in critical condition at Bridgeport Hospital. “We ask that the public keep them in their prayers,” Alston said. Firefighters received multiple calls of a fire on Valley Street around 12:45 a.m. Allston said, upon arrival firefighters saw “heavy fire and flames.” Allston said firefighters rescued two residents who were trapped inside the home. One was treated on the scene and one person was hospitalized for smoke inhalation.

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Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine uneven in Connecticut, with state s largest cities districts lagging smaller health districts

Rollout of COVID-19 vaccine uneven in Connecticut, with state s largest cities districts lagging smaller health districts
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New Haven among first municipalities in Connecticut state to begin COVID-19 vaccinations, but many towns are still working on obtaining the vaccine

New Haven among first municipalities in Connecticut state to begin COVID-19 vaccinations, but many towns are still working on obtaining the vaccine Dave Altimari, Hartford Courant © Photograph by Mark Mirko | mmirko@courant.com/Hartford Courant/TNS New Haven, Ct. - 12/28/2020 - New Haven Fire Chief John Alston, Jr. is vaccinated for COVID-19 during a ceremony outside the New Haven Health Department marking the first phase of a four-part mass immunization campaign. \ Let the healing begin,\ proclaimed Alston after receiving his shot from APRN Grace Grajales Just before he rolled up his sleeve to get his COVID-19 vaccination Monday, New Haven Fire Chief John A. Alston Jr. acknowledged it was a historic moment. He not only became one of the first people vaccinated by the city’s Health Department, but as Black man he said he was showing people that it is safe.

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