
Stephanie Watson
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1 week ago |
dailydispatch.com | Stephanie Watson |Stephanie Watson
If a hurricane were to hit Connecticut tomorrow, or a tornado were to take out the Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge in New Haven, do you see the State of Connecticut as being prepared for a major natural disaster? According to a new study, we are, kind of. We are days away from the start of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season, and forecasters are calling for an above average year, it’s best to be prepared.
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1 week ago |
dailydispatch.com | Stephanie Watson |Stephanie Watson
VIDEO: The New Haven Fire Department addressed the safety measures they have taken since the line-of-duty death of city firefighter Ricardo Torres Jr. in 2021. “The life of Ricardo Torres is not a lesson, it’s a legacy,” said New Haven Fire Chief John Alston, who was emotional when talking about Torres’ death. In 2021, Torres died from asphyxiation due to a lack of breathing gas. In a press conference spearheaded by Mayor Justin Elicker and Alston, both shared the safety measures made since then.
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1 week ago |
dailydispatch.com | Stephanie Watson |Stephanie Watson
Police are investigating after a dirt bike caught fire in Willimantic Monday. Police say that the incident happened at the Ash Jackson Chuckie’s gas station. The rider of the dirt bike was not injured. The cause of the fire remains unclear. The incident looks to be isolated. WFSB-TV CBS 3 Hartford
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2 weeks ago |
dailydispatch.com | Stephanie Watson |Stephanie Watson
PHOTOS: Firefighters rescued a woman stuck in a 20-inch gap between two buildings near the intersection of 23rd Avenue and International Boulevard in Oakland on Sunday. Oakland Fire Department Capt. Brian Kelly told KRON4 that firefighters responded to the area at 11:03 a.m. after receiving a call about a person trapped between two buildings, screaming for help. Firefighters arrived and found the woman clinging to an external piece of plumbing 15 feet off the ground.
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2 weeks ago |
dailydispatch.com | Stephanie Watson |Stephanie Watson
The Avon Volunteer Fire Department is looking for help. Avon Volunteer Fire Department Chief Bruce Appell said there were about 100 volunteer firefighters in town 40 years ago. Over the last decade, numbers have decreased and stayed consistent at about 50 firefighters. “There were just a lot more people that were members of the fire department and were active in the community,” Appell said.
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