First responders helped a 14-year old girl escape after falling into the Androscoggin River over last Saturday. They also rescued a veteran hiker off Mount Adams and answered a call to an accident that destroyed a 52-year old sign on Randolph Hill.
It was all in a weekendâs work for emergency personnel.
At about 6 p.m. Saturday, Berlin Police received a call that a girl had fallen into the Androscoggin River near Smith Hydro Park on Glen Avenue.
Responding to the scene with police were Berlin Fire Department and Berlin Emergency Medical Services.
Rescue personnel had to scale the face of a 15-foot ledge to get to the teen, who had gotten caught in the current of the river but by the time rescuers could get to her she had gotten to the shore and was sitting on the river bank with other teens.
Strathcarron Hospice marks 40 years of care and compassion for people of Forth Valley
Strathcarron Hospice in Denny marks its 40th year of caring for people across Stirling area.
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Strathcarron is marking its 40th anniversary (Image: Scotdrone)
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School pupils in Dunblane have found a way to continue their support for local care home residents.