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Bosso, a 33-year fire department veteran, previously served as interim fire chief.

Akron Beacon Journal TWINSBURG TOWNSHIP  -- A March 1 house fire in Twinsburg Township is still under investigation by the Twinsburg fire department, but a family pet is grateful for the department's assistance. The fire, which is not believed to be intentional, caused an estimated $25,000 damage. No injuries to any people were reported. The family dog, Bluto, was reported OK after receiving oxygen through a specialized K9 mask from responding firefighters, said Steve Bosso, the assistant fire chief and public information officer.  "Bluto had a bit of a cough from being in the smoke, but wa...

Majority of Summit EMS workers opt out of COVID-19 vaccine Krista S. Kano, Akron Beacon Journal © Mike Cardew, Akron Beacon Journal Tallmadge firefighter and medic David Lee loads his turnout gear into the med unit as he starts his shift at Tallmadge Fire Station 1 on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021 in Tallmadge. [Mike Cardew/Beacon Journal] Public and private EMS workers were among the first Ohioans eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, but only about 40% locally opted to get the first dose, according to Summit County Public Health. "We did some pre-surveys, so it is what we wer...

Public and private EMS workers were among the first Ohioans eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, but only about 40% locally opted to get the first dose, according to Summit County Public Health. "We did some pre-surveys, so it is what we were expecting," Summit County Public Health Public Information Officer Marlene Martin said. "We were hoping for a higher turnout. Obviously, our ideal would have been 100%." The county started administering the first dose of the Moderna vaccine to EMS workers on Dec. 26 as part of Ohio's phased approach. Distribution of the second dose will begin Jan. 23...