There is a member in the attic with a device going off. High heat. Were having trouble getting in there. We heard a couple alarms going off. He did as he was trained, because time is of the essence. He called a mayday, not for himself, but for what he assumed at that time would be two other firefighters or one other firefighter. Tim boston fire explained each firefighter wears a device that starts the beep when you arent moving. It can mean someone is trapped or even unconscious. When a firefighter heard that noise inside this threestory house, he alerted everyone. It can be the worst day of your life. Tim they brought in extra ladders but didnt find any trapped firefighters. Moments later they checked and everyone is accounted for. Everybody is breathing a major sigh of relief. Tim the People Living in the home got out unscathed. A few neighbors were evacuated as the fire grew to three alarms. I was getting ready to go down to the basement the get the carrier because the houses are so
And 100 outbreaks a year. The best way to prevent these outbreaks is to make sure that people who are ill stay home when theyre not feeling well. That prevents introduction of the virus into the facility. Then its important to practice good hand washing. Reporter we did reach out to the school this afternoon but did not hear back. Tom tonight were learning that one of two Police Departments investigating a threat against Sanborn Regional High School will not be filing criminal charges against the young man involved. But the case remains open in kingston. Jennifer crompton is live at the high school now where the threat at one point was looked at by the f. B. I. Jen . Reporter it was, tom. But soon after it came back to the two local departments. The School Superintendent says that the perceived threat against the pep rally didnt seem to faze students at all. Colors and crazy outfits at Sanborn High School friday, for the winter carne natural pep rally. Only the two Police Officers any
An earth-shattering explosion, it happened at the Stationary Low-Power Plant Number 1 (SL-1) in January 1961, and saw all three technicians on staff killed.