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Charleston fire captain retires after over 25 years and multiple accolades - Vimarsana News

Charleston fire captain retires after over 25 years and multiple accolades

A captain with the Charleston Fire Department is retiring after more than 25 years, the department announced Thursday.The department posted on Facebook to annou

Will you get caught? A question to firefighters who dismiss safety messages - Vimarsana News

Will you get caught? A question to firefighters who dismiss safety messages

When you get away with operating in an unsafe manner without a seminal moment, you feel invincible - but you're not

Dr. David Griffin - Vimarsana News

Dr. David Griffin

<p>Dr. David Griffin is the assistant chief of administration in Charleston, S.C. He was the operator of the first-due engine on June 18, 2007, when nine of his fellow firefighters perished at the <a href="https://www.firerescue1.com/sofa-super-store-fire/">Sofa Super Store fire</a>. Griffin has come through the ranks in Operations in every uniformed position from firefighter to assistant chief during his 18-year career in Charleston. He has a bachelor&rsquo;s degree in education from The Citadel, a master&#39;s degree in executive fire service leadership, a...

Charleston's departing mayor John Tecklenburg looks ahead | News - Vimarsana News

Charleston's departing mayor John Tecklenburg looks ahead | News

As he leaves Charleston City Hall, outgoing Mayor John Tecklenburg looks back at his 8-year tenure and ahead to what's next, which includes writing a book.

Charleston's newest EMS graduates ready to save lives and serve the community - Vimarsana News

Charleston's newest EMS graduates ready to save lives and serve the community

Ready to start saving lives, 21 students graduated from the Charleston County Emergency Medical Services Academy Friday.

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