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Two women who were rescued amid wild weather off the coast of Scituate, Massachusetts, are telling their tale. The weather turned, and the next thing, the lighting and the thunder and the waves and the wind were all on top of us, said Hickey.
The two tried to paddle to land. Burke was thrown from her board and separated from Hickey, who was clinging to hers. I was on my board going out to sea, and I couldn t go back and help her, Hickey said. We were helpless, totally helpless.
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FARMINGTON HILLS Longtime Salvation Army supporter Colleen Burke, a 32-year-old resident of Farmington Hills, was announced as a winner of the Salvation Army of Metro Detroit’s “Watch for Good” volunteer initiative.
As a member of the Novi Rotary Club for the last two and a half years, Burke has been in charge coordinating volunteer bell ringers within the organization. Outside of her work with the Rotary, she and her husband have supported the Salvation Army through donations.
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