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$2M barn fire remains under investigation in Montgomery Co. - Vimarsana News

$2M barn fire remains under investigation in Montgomery Co.

An overnight barn fire in Montgomery County, Maryland, destroyed three structures. (Courtesy Montgomery County Fire & Rescue) The cause of a barn fire that caused more than $2 million in damage in upper Montgomery County, Maryland, remains under investigation. “We’re here doing some follow-up trying to determine what happened,” said Lt. Matt Trivett, a longtime Montgomery fire investigator, said Tuesday. Montgomery County Fire & Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer said the fire started in a barn on Peach Tree Road near Barnesville Road around 11:45 p.m. Monday. The fire in the large barn tha...

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Maryland Firefighters Give Inside Look at Mental Health Struggles First Responders Face - Vimarsana News

Maryland Firefighters Give Inside Look at Mental Health Struggles First Responders Face

Updated on February 11, 2021 at 10:49 am Studies show it's five times more common for first responders to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder than the average person, a sobering reminder of the realities they face as they help others on the worst days of their lives. News4's Melissa Mollet spoke with three Montgomery County firefighters who have had different mental health struggles, but the same advice for others: You're not alone, and it's brave to ask for help. If you are struggling or in crisis, you’re not alone. Please seek help by calling SAMHSA's National Helpline at 1-800-662...