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On June 24, assisting Cambridge Fire Department, Stowe Mountain Rescue helped a 15-year-old girl who injured her ankle on Sterling Pond Trail.
Crews sent a hasty team with splinting and medical supplies, while remaining members followed with the litter and other equipment.
The crew stabilized the woman, and with the help of many willing hands from Cambridge Fire Department, she was brought down the steep trail using a rope-belay system.
âWe aim for as smooth a ride as possible but with all of the trailâs roots and rocks, weâre sure our subject was no doubt relieved to reach the Notch parking lot where the ambulance was waiting,â said a press release.
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The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is overseeing remediation and repairs following a recent leak from a pipe at the SOS D-2 injection well off Southgate Parkway in Cambridge. On June 24, the operator of the SOS D-2 injection well in Cambridge reported a small release from the pipeline that transfers fluid from a storage tank to the injection well, said Adam Schroeder, a public information officer for ODNR s Division of Oil & Gas Resources Management.
The release was contained by the operator, identified on the ODNR website as Silcor Oilfield Services Inc. of Brookfield. Division staff is overseeing remediation of the affected area and repair of the line, added Schroeder after being contacted by
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Part of a home collapsed in Cambridge Tuesday night, an event that didn’t surprise the neighbors.
Cambridge Fire Department reported the structure collapse on Armory Street at 6:50 p.m., according to Twitter. The department noted in a subsequent tweet that it was the back of the home that collapsed, and one person was taken from the home, and wasn’t injured. Utilities were also shut off to the 2 1/2-story home.
Update on the structural collapse, 1xx Amory St, rear of a 2 1/2 story wood-frame, the 1 occupant has been removed w/o injury. Utilities have been shut down. FD units are evaluating further.@CambridgePolice are on scene for traffic & ped safety in the area. Insp Svcs en route. https://t.co/y8wdfVefqr Cambridge Fire Dept. (@CambridgeMAFire) June 1, 2021