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NEW-FOUND PROVINCE | Maclean's | October 1, 1948 archive.macleans.ca - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from archive.macleans.ca Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
First responders of the future train at Camp Fahrenheit on Long Island Camp Fahrenheit on Long Island From putting out fires to climbing ladders, a summer camp on Long Island is training the first responders of the future. LONG ISLAND - Heavy smoke, engulfing flames, a sense of urgency. To me it’s worth the sacrifice because I’m saving lives, which is the whole point of it, said 16-year-old Isaiah Defreitas from Hewlett, Long Island. He knows being a firefighter can be dangerous and risky, but he’s all in. Isaiah and about 30 other teens are participating in a free program called Camp Fahrenheit in Old Bethpage. ....
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The Star-Gazette reported some bad news. It was Friday the 13th, June 1930. Rush hour traffic was heavy downtown when a roar echoed through the streets at 4:55 p.m. A wooden walkway on Main Street between the Gorton Coy building and Iszard’s department store collapsed into a 15-foot hole. The crashing walkway took with it 24 pedestrians. A child died instantly: Maria Smolka, age 11, of Elmira Heights. Other people suffered broken legs, arms, skulls, collarbones, fractured ribs, and many lacerations, abrasions, contusions, concussions, sprains, shock and lots of blood. Screaming and suffering followed the catastrophe. An estimated 200 were in the near vicinity. ....