Every single firefighter passes as a hero
State and fire officials pushed shovels into the ground outside the Statehouse, symbolically breaking ground on what is to become a $1.1 million Fallen Firefighters Memorial. »
State and fire officials pushed shovels into the ground outside the Statehouse, symbolically breaking ground on what is to become a $1.1 million Fallen Firefighters Memorial. »
When you see what remains of the Kearns home in Vallejo, the fact that 13-year-old Hobart Kearns survived is all the more amazing. Blackened windows are boarded up. The front yard is strewn with debris left from the weekend blaze. »
Crawling through a burning building to reach a disoriented 50-year-old man who would have died if not for his heroics, off-duty Chicago Fire Department Lt. Joseph Kish could think of only one thing: “Here we go again.” »
Praising the near-Herculean efforts of the city’s two newest firefighters, Melrose Fire Chief John O’Brien described their amazing rescue of a man trapped on the second-floor of an apartment building Sunday night. »
There’s a lot more to being a firefighter than putting out fires. Just ask the folks at Richmond Fire Station No. 20–and one happy Richmonder named Eva Raymond. »
A FIRE which engulfed a block of flats may have been started by children. »
A HERO off-duty fireman saved the lives of three policemen when an electricity sub-station exploded. »
A NEW South Wales firefighter who pulled a toddler from a blazing home in Sydney’s west while off duty has received the state’s highest award for bravery. »
Firefighter John Scarangello’s keen ears and sharp instinct gave Tarika Tibbs a fighting chance Sunday afternoon. »
FIREFIGHTERS who saved a woman trapped in her burning home will be honoured.
Six retained firefighters from South Street fire station will each receive a bravery commendation for the part they played in the dramatic rescue of Michaela Shortland from her smoke-filled bedroom as a fire blazed downstairs. »
Three cats are breathing easier after firefighters pulled them from a burning home early yesterday morning. »
FIREFIGHTER rescued a young woman and her cat from a fire that extensively damaged a home in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs this morning.
Two MFB crews arrived five minutes after the first report, soon discovering a woman trapped by the flames and thick black smoke in the long, narrow dwelling at the back of a hairdressers shop on Lower Dandenong Rd, Mordialloc, Operations Commander Colin Matheson said today. »
Brian Fountaine has “smoke in his blood,” a condition that was passed on to him by his father and grandfather, two Boston firefighters who spent their lives in service to our city. »
Firefighter Frank Liscio’s haircut may not have looked very becoming of a public servant, but serving the public was what his Mohawk was all about. »
Saturday, the Landy family of Mansfield made a special visit to the Mansfield Fire Station on North Main Street to thank five firefighters, who Angel Landy credits with saving her son, Michael’s, life. »
A RUNCORN schoolgirl who trapped her foot in her bike was freed by firefighters using heavy duty rescue equipment. »
A puppy caught in a storm drain 12 days ago met her rescuers Thursday at the Seguin Fire Department substation on Hwy. 46. »