Thursday, December 2, 2010
New blog site
I have officially had it with this site, I am done fighting them to post my blogs. So you can now find the new creek medic blog HERE
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Grain Elevator Explodes, Business Fires, Firefighters Remember, and Give Back
Norwalk Grain Elevator Explosion
Two grain elevators in Norwalk, Oh toppled over and exploded on Tuesday. Spilling corn into the streets, firefighters were unsure if anyone was buried in the rubble. And also while they were on scene at this incident, citizens of their city went to fight for their jobs. Read that story here.
Links Courtesy of The Norwalk Reflector and The Sandusky Register
Fire Breaks Out at Old Pharmacy in Youngstown.
Firefighters were able to save the adjoining market, which shared a common wall with the building on fire.
Link Courtesy of WKBN 27 Youngstown
Four People Injured in Farmersville fire.
Fire thought to have started when an ash tray was dumped into a garbage can.
Link Courtesy of WKEF 22 Dayton
Multi-Alarm Fire at Brake Factory
Fire was above the sprinkler system in the roof, all employees were evacuated safely.
Link Courtesy of WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Three Escape Uninjured from House Fire wih No Smoke Detectors
Trying to represent the local departments here is an amazing story of a late night fire that could have easily been a triple fatal.
Link Courtesy of The Times Reporter
Picture from Uhrichsville Fire Facebook Page
Time of Mourning and Rememberance of Fallen Brothers In Massillon
The Massillon Fire Department had a memorial service on the 30 year anniversary of the La Cuisina fire that killed 3 of their own.
Link Courtesy of The Massillon Independent
Off Duty Firemen Give Back to the Community
Firemen in Akron were giving up their precious off duty time to deliver Christmas trees to those less fortunate.
Link Courtesy of The Akron Beacon Journal
The time of year has come when the white stuff has begun to fly, just a reminder to all the first responders, slow down and take your time when the road conditions warrant. Remember you are no good to anyone else if you too become part of the problem. I have also made commenting public, so please feel free to comment on this post or any of the past ones. I would love to hear from you out there.
-Creek Medic
Contact Creek Medic
Two grain elevators in Norwalk, Oh toppled over and exploded on Tuesday. Spilling corn into the streets, firefighters were unsure if anyone was buried in the rubble. And also while they were on scene at this incident, citizens of their city went to fight for their jobs. Read that story here.
Links Courtesy of The Norwalk Reflector and The Sandusky Register
Fire Breaks Out at Old Pharmacy in Youngstown.
Firefighters were able to save the adjoining market, which shared a common wall with the building on fire.
Link Courtesy of WKBN 27 Youngstown
Four People Injured in Farmersville fire.
Fire thought to have started when an ash tray was dumped into a garbage can.
Link Courtesy of WKEF 22 Dayton
Multi-Alarm Fire at Brake Factory
Fire was above the sprinkler system in the roof, all employees were evacuated safely.
Link Courtesy of WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Three Escape Uninjured from House Fire wih No Smoke Detectors
Trying to represent the local departments here is an amazing story of a late night fire that could have easily been a triple fatal.
Link Courtesy of The Times Reporter
Picture from Uhrichsville Fire Facebook Page
Time of Mourning and Rememberance of Fallen Brothers In Massillon
The Massillon Fire Department had a memorial service on the 30 year anniversary of the La Cuisina fire that killed 3 of their own.
Link Courtesy of The Massillon Independent
Off Duty Firemen Give Back to the Community
Firemen in Akron were giving up their precious off duty time to deliver Christmas trees to those less fortunate.
Link Courtesy of The Akron Beacon Journal
The time of year has come when the white stuff has begun to fly, just a reminder to all the first responders, slow down and take your time when the road conditions warrant. Remember you are no good to anyone else if you too become part of the problem. I have also made commenting public, so please feel free to comment on this post or any of the past ones. I would love to hear from you out there.
-Creek Medic
Contact Creek Medic
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