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Firefighters in Massachusetts took a boat out into a lake to rescue a disoriented dog that ran into trouble during a swim.
Wellesley police log Staff report The following are excerpts from the Wellesley Police log. All persons are presumed innocent unless found guilty in a court of law. Egg salad sandwich used as road rage weapon On March 1 at 8:09 a.m., Officer Collins was dispatched to the area of Worcester Street near Cedar Street for a report of a road rage incident. Both vehicles involved were stopped at Wellesley Fire Headquarters. Officer Collins spoke with the operator of a Ford pickup truck who said the other driver in a Nissan Rogue was traveling slowly in the left-hand travel lane and when he mov...
Reply Cassidy said his interest in becoming a first-responder was “sparked” after several friends joined local firehouses. (Shutterstock) WELLESLEY, MA — A MassBay paramedicine student is the newest recruit to the Wellesley Fire Department. James Cassidy of Holliston joined MassBay's Paramedicine program in January 2020. He is one of seven new firefighters recently hired by the Wellesley Fire Department. Cassidy started his higher education at MassBay to follow in his brother's footsteps and discover his passion. Cassidy told MassBay that his interest in becoming a first-responder was "...
Something that should be a thing of the past. jon: traveling with the president in paradise right now, kevin, thank you. meanwhile the situation on the ground throughout california's gram. they continue to search for victims from the deadly camp fire which destroyed most of paradise. this is california congressman john garamendi. >> week the kind of explosive fire that has devastated the town of paradise and 26,000 people, you could have 100, 1000 feet around but that fire is jumping at least 2 to 3 -- at least a mile or two ahead because the wind is blowing the embers. jon: jonathan hunt is i...