Standing around the lookout area when the ground collapsed. We heard like huge, like i would say, a splash. And a lot of sand and rocks falling down. Reporter the two hikers fell 70 feet and were buried underneath the rock and dirt. Some Good Samaritans nearby helped to get them out. And marin county fire sheriff and park ranger showed up to assist in the rescue. Both people were transported by hospital, but one was pronounced dead. Just a few days ago, the National Park Service Posted these pictures along trails and parking lots and also on their website and facebook page. Huge cracks have developed along arch rock prompting the park service to warn hikers that it is very dangerous to walk along the edge of the cliffs given the current conditions. The other hiker was transported to the santa rosa hospital with life threatening injuries. Christian hartnett, kpix5. A couple and their dog had to be rescued tonight after getting stuck on a cliff. Fire crews used ropes to help them climb b
After months of deliberation, Canton Township and the Canton Township Volunteer Fire Company and Rescue Squad (CTVFC) have reached an agreement, the township announced this week. The seven-page document was signed Monday after township supervisors voted to conditionally adopt it at their Feb. 8 meeting. Last fall, Canton Township threatened to suspend funding to the […]
Canton Township supervisors are moving toward an agreement with Canton Township Volunteer Fire Company that will result in the addition of two paid, part-time firefighters. Supervisors approved the agreement – an addition to an existing agreement that was signed by the supervisors and the fire department in 2021 – at the Jan. 11 meeting. The […]