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ONTARIO — "People call me a miracle, but you re the miracle. People said, Joe, you re this and that. But I m nothing. You re everything to me."

Utah lineman crews put to the test in rodeo competition

Lineman crews are training for a special competition that tests their skills when it comes to climbing power poles and rescuing a hurt crew member.

Red Lodge firefighter in for long recovery

Red Lodge Fire Rescue released an update on Dan s condition following his first surgery.     Dan went through his first of many surgical procedures today at the University of Utah Burn Center. The surgery was successful and he has been alert and is communicating with the family and firefighters that are with him. The recovery process will be long and difficult. It is expected that he will be there for about six months. We all appreciate the tremendous support from everyone across the region. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.     UPDATE: July 17 AT 3:01 P.M. The firefighter injured Friday on the Harris Fire near Joliet has been identified as Dan Steffensen.

Injured Montana firefighter receiving treatment at University of Utah Burn Center

SALT LAKE CITY An injured Montana firefighter is receiving treatment at the University of Utah Burn Center. On Saturday, Dan Steffensen, of the Red Lodge Fire Rescue, was fighting the Harris Fire near Joliet, Mont., when he was overcome by a fast-moving blaze brought on by strong winds. He is listed in serious condition. We d like to thank the wildland firefighting community for reaching out to us with offers of help and words of support, said Red Lodge Fire Chief Tom Kuntz. Please keep Dan and his family in your thoughts and prayers during these difficult times. This event is a reminder that firefighting is dangerous and we are truly grateful to those who answer the call to help others in time of need.

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