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Crisis Mode : Chester County experiencing shortage in volunteer firefighters
In Chester County, the challenge of recruiting and retaining firefighters to volunteer their time is an issue.
CHESTER COUNTY, Pa. - A dire situation is about to boil over across the country. Many fire departments are struggling to meet staffing needs when it comes to volunteers. This is especially true in Pennsylvania where more than 90% of the fire companies are all-volunteer. The Chester County Fire Chiefs Association says they are now past crisis mode and it isn t a simple fix.
One hundred people left homeless, $5 million in damages, and several people hospitalized with various injuries, including firefighters. But everyone made it out alive of the blaze that destroyed the Ashwood Apartments in North Coventry last July thanks to more than 200 fire and EMS workers quickly responding. The majority of them are volunteers.
One person died and another was injured in a North Coventry Crash Friday morning.
One car was facing east against the north side guide rail of West Schuylkill Road and the other facing north across both lanes around 11:50 a.m., North Coventry police said.
The driver of the car on the north side guide rail was unresposive and extricated by police and EMS, while the other was evaluated by EMS for head, chest and knee pain, authorities said.
Meanwhile, the unresponsive driver was taken to Pottstown Hospital Tower Health and later pronounced dead.
An investigation was ongoing.
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The technology to make deep fake videos and use those videos to cyberbully people, as a Chalfont woman is accused of doing to three cheerleaders who were part of the same cheerleading group as her daughter, is available to anyone with a smartphone, Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub warned during a March 15 press conference about the case. All one needs to do is download an app and you re off to the races. You can make deep fakes to your heart s content, he said. Raffaela Spone, 50, is charged with three counts of cyber harassment and three counts of harassment in the case.
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