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    Sept. 1, 1900: PAWTUCKET, RI - A fire destroyed a soap manufacturing company on Front Street. The soap company was a total loss and the occupancies on the floors above sustained...
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Every day, the western United States records new wildland fires. Many are being caused by dry lightning. As of Aug. 17, there were 67,503 fires this year, compared to the 10-year...
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Over the past several years, I have noted a decided change in the type of people who are becoming leaders in the fire service. Perhaps it is a byproduct of the way that our society...
    Sept. 1, 2000
    The Texas Forest Service along with the Bastrop, TX, Firefighters Association and other Austin-area emergency services will host the annual Capital Area Interagency Wildfire Academy...
    Sept. 1, 2000
    You might not work in the front office sending out the bills, but in January 2001, your fire department - especially if it bills for ambulance transport - will be impacted by ...
    Sept. 1, 2000
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    Sept. 1, 2000
    Passing a sprinkler law is one of the most difficult political and educational challenges a fire department can face. However, it is not insurmountable if there has been careful...
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Meri-K Appy reports that more and more, firefighters are using an additional rescue tool to help them save lives: fire safety education.
    Sept. 1, 2000
    Timothy R. Szymanski outlines a function that is necessary for every fire department and vital to help make every incident a success in the eye of the public - the information...
    Sept. 1, 2000