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LISTOWEL — A mournful community’s decade-long effort to improve the working conditions of Ontario’s firefighters finally reached a conclusion Thursday, the…
Article content More than one fire chief over the years told Ed Smith he’ll know when to call it quits. “(They) said there will be a day you say it’s time, and that day came for me and I reached that decision,” Smith, the longtime North Perth Fire Department chief, said Wednesday after announcing his retirement later this year. “It’s time.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Longtime North Perth fire Chief Ed Smith set to retire Back to video Smith’s last day is Oct. 31 and will cap a firefighting career that started 44 years ago wh...
Dollar Stop Celebrates 1 Year With Free Community Event in T-Town Dollar Stop Celebrates 1 Year With Free Community Event in T-Town For many of us, April of 2020 just reminds us of the start of the pandemic. For this Tuscaloosa business, it was the start of a new chapter. Dollar Stop in Tuscaloosa will celebrate its 1st anniversary by having a customer appreciation event. Sunday, April 11th, 2021 from 2 pm-6 pm, they will hold a free event for the community with music, free food, and plenty of activities for the kids. The event's location is 1000 MLK JR BLVD. Tuscaloosa, AL 35401. The store ...
Article content Whenever she heard his beeper or sirens next door, Louise Rea would say a little prayer for her husband, a volunteer firefighter with the North Perth department. Ken Rea didn’t have many close calls working out of the Atwood station, at least that his wife of nearly 36 years knew about, but it was Louise’s faith that fanned the flames of comfort. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Gone but not forgotten: Remembering Listowel's fallen firefighters 10 years later Back to video “It was always in the back of your mind — what if ...
Article content Whenever she heard his beeper or sirens next door, Louise Rea would say a little prayer for her husband, a volunteer firefighter with the North Perth department. Ken Rea didn’t have many close calls working out of the Atwood station, at least that his wife of nearly 36 years knew about, but it was Louise’s faith that fanned the flames of comfort. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Remembering Listowel's fallen firefighters 10 years later Back to video “It was always in the back of your mind — what if he didn’t come home...