Presenting San Antonio-area fireworks shows a blast for Magic in the Sky owner Jacob Dell
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Jacob J. Dell, owner of San Antonio pyrotechnics company Magic in the Sky, watches as the June 6 fireworks show begins at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. His company lights up the sky over six states.Ronald Cortes / ContributorShow MoreShow Less
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Jacob J. Dell, Magic in the Sky owner, checks the fireworks for the June 6 show at Six Flags Fiesta Texas. He says the work for a 20-minute show at night begins early that day.Ronald Cortes / ContributorShow MoreShow Less
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A detail of one of the fireworks set off by San Antonio pyrotechnics company Magic in the Sky on June 6 at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.Ronald Cortes /ContributorShow MoreShow Less
Danielle Ray
Special to The Landmark
PRINCETON Fire and police department personnel and other public safety and town officials are urging residents to vote in support of Article 6 on the May 15 annual town meeting warrant. The item will help fund the creation of design and construction documents for a new public safety building.
“The current public safety building is 20 years beyond its useful life,” said Fire Chief John Bennett. “We can no longer tolerate the current facility that is dangerous to our personnel and an embarrassment to Princeton.”
Select Board Chair Karen Cruise is part of the team working on the public safety building proposal along with Bennett, Police Chief Michele Powers, Advisory Committee member Rick McCowan, and resident Ian Catlow. Cruise said the building team recommended to Town Administrator Sherry Patch in late April that the town move forward with option B, a totally new public safety building, which is projected to cost just under $12
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The Arlington Fire Department might be getting a new fire truck after years of effort, but Chief Mike King said heâs not convinced it will really happen.
The Arlington Select Board sounded positive after Kingâs presentation of the departmentâs current fleet and need to replace the 1989 attack truck Engine Tanker 75.
Labeled an attack truck, itâs the first rig out the door to most calls and carries the firefighters and tools needed to get started on a fire or auto crash while waiting for tankers and utility trucks to arrive on the scene.