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Motorcycle trip across America 1st adventure for retired fire chief - Vimarsana News

Motorcycle trip across America 1st adventure for retired fire chief

Retired Duxbury Fire Chief Kevin Nord, 62, heads out on a dual sport motorcycle trip across America after 44 years in fire service in Kingston and Duxbury.

Swimmer Rescued From Upper Deschutes - Vimarsana News

Swimmer Rescued From Upper Deschutes

Sunday, August 7, 2022 at 1:59 pm La Pine firefighter/paramedics were alerted to a swimmer in distress in a very remote and rugged portion of the upper Deschutes River entrapped by the current and a down tree/log in the river (aka sweeper) and was struggling to stay above the water. Per La Pine Fire Captain Miller: a 34 y.o. male was in distress in the river free swimming without any boat, floatation device, or life vest and had been surprised and caught in the fast current and got into trouble on a very remote and rugged part of the Deschutes River between Pringle Falls and the undeveloped Te...

Leo Lloyd reaches a lofty goal every year - Vimarsana News

Leo Lloyd reaches a lofty goal every year

DENVER Leo Lloyd, 55, has run an 18-mile loop in the Grand Canyon every spring for 35 years. The tradition began on a spring break trip with two of his Fort Lewis College profe...

Waco Fire's Technical Rescue Team skills on display at training - Vimarsana News

Waco Fire's Technical Rescue Team skills on display at training

6 News got to attend one day of this year's annual confined space drill at the intake tower on Waco Lake.

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No injuries as crane tips over at Dot Ave. construction site - Vimarsana News

No injuries as crane tips over at Dot Ave. construction site

A mobile crane extending out more than 70 feet was moving some wooden trusses along the second floor of building at a construction site at East Cottage Street Tuesday morning when it tipped over onto the second level. There were no injuries reported. The crane, owned by BC Crane Corp., was parked on the East Cottage Street side of the site at the corner of Dorchester Avenue.