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Cobblestone Crossings fire ruled accidental - Vimarsana News

Cobblestone Crossings fire ruled accidental

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Sunday night, firefighters battled a large apartment fire at Cobblestone Crossings in Terre Haute. Honey Creek Fire Department chief Tom High said that there were no injuries reported and that the fire has been ruled accidental. He said that their crew along with Terre Haute Fire Department, Sugar Creek, and [...]

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Cobblestone apartment fire ruled accidental - Vimarsana News

Cobblestone apartment fire ruled accidental

A multi-unit apartment fire Sunday night at Cobblestone Apartments has been ruled accidental, according to Tom High, Honey Creek Fire Department fire chief.

No burn ban in effect for Vigo Co. as of now - Vimarsana News

No burn ban in effect for Vigo Co. as of now

VIGO CO, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) --- Even with triple-digit temperatures, a burn ban has not been issued in Vigo County. Under the current County Ordinance, residents are allowed to burn natural materials in a container. The fire should be monitored at all times. Preserved items, construction material, garbage, etc. do not qualify under natural materials. Honey [...]

High gas prices affecting fire departments - Vimarsana News

High gas prices affecting fire departments

The recent spike in gas prices is creating challenges for fire departments in the Wabash Valley.

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"Main goal here is protecting our firefighters from cancer" Local fire chief is doing all he can to protect his men - Vimarsana News

"Main goal here is protecting our firefighters from cancer" Local fire chief is doing all he can to protect his men

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - January is Firefighter Cancer Awareness month. According to the Illinois Office of the State Fire Marshal, firefighter occupational cancer is the leading cause of line

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