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Why the Towers fell | Irish America - Vimarsana News

Why the Towers fell | Irish America

If retired firefighter and best-selling author Dennis Smith had his way, the Twin Towers that once dominated the New York City skyline would be built again...

New York's Bravest honor Queens heroes | - Vimarsana News

New York's Bravest honor Queens heroes |

Ten FDNY firefighters and EMS workers who either live or work in Queens were among those honored at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows Corona Park on June 7 at

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Bergen Dad Who Drowned At Jersey Shore Was Fdny Firefighter Mark Batista: Reports | Bergenfield Daily Voice | Your Local News for Bergenfield, Dumont, and New Milford - Vimarsana News

Bergen Dad Who Drowned At Jersey Shore Was Fdny Firefighter Mark Batista: Reports | Bergenfield Daily Voice | Your Local News for Bergenfield, Dumont, and New Milford

The Bergen County dad who died trying to save his daughter at the Jersey Shore has been identified as FDNY firefighter Mark Batista.FDNY officials released the following statement, published in several news outlets including abc7 and News1…

Waco, Texas News | Timeline of Waco Fire Dept.'s 150-year history - Vimarsana News

Waco, Texas News | Timeline of Waco Fire Dept.'s 150-year history

The Waco Fire Department celebrated its 150-year anniversary. Here's a timeline looking at the major events, fires and behind-the-scenes of the department.

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FDNY first responders reunite with the folks whose lives they saved - Vimarsana News

FDNY first responders reunite with the folks whose lives they saved

The first responders were joined in Brooklyn by Jayden and nine other folks saved across the years, with plenty of hugs at the emotional Fire Department event attended by about 100 people in Red Hook.