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Firefighter burns neck to save elderly woman trapped in a motel fire - Vimarsana News

Firefighter burns neck to save elderly woman trapped in a motel fire

An elderly woman is recovering after a Pennfield Township firefighter saved her from a motel fire Monday night.The fire ripped through the Michigan Motel, trapp

Tapped on the shoulder: Loveland Fire Rescue crews recount rescue, response work during 2013 flood - Vimarsana News

Tapped on the shoulder: Loveland Fire Rescue crews recount rescue, response work during 2013 flood

“We were figuratively tapped on the shoulder, and I think we rose to the occasion as what I see as one of our finest hours collectively as an organization," Capt. Ben Andersen said.

Fire at Vincennes gas station causes $250K worth of damage - Vimarsana News

Fire at Vincennes gas station causes $250K worth of damage

A fire at the Chuckle's gas station on S Old Decker Rd. caused an estimated $250,000 worth of damage.

Strike Team from Dallas assigned to West Texas to help with upcoming fire danger - Vimarsana News

Strike Team from Dallas assigned to West Texas to help with upcoming fire danger

Strike Team from Dallas assigned to West Texas to help with upcoming fire danger Drought, high winds create high fire danger By Brittany Michaleson | March 10, 2021 at 6:12 PM CST - Updated March 11 at 2:16 AM LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Drought conditions, strong winds and heat are creating the perfect storm for high fire danger on the South Plains. Chief Tim Smith, with the West Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department, says the conditions look familiar. “It’s probably the worst drought, or is the worst drought, according to the experts, since 2011. 2011 was a huge fire season, so the condit...

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