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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Early morning Westminster fire sends two the hospital four rescued
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Early morning Westminster fire sends two the hospital four rescuedBy Kevin Dayhoff July 12, 2009
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Shortly after 3 AM, Westminster city police responded to reports of an apartment fire at 500 Robin’s Way. Officers quickly went from door-to-door in the apartment complex, pounding on doors to awaken residents and help evacuate the building.
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Units of the Westminster fire department responded shortly after the initial alarm was sounded at 3:07 am and found heavy fire in the second floor apartment that was spreading rapidly to the third floor.
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Fire fighters from the Reese fire department quickly responded to the back of the building where there were reports that people were trapped and rescued four out the upper story windows.
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Two people were subsequently taken to Carroll Hospital Center for smoke inhalation and exposure and were later released. Two others refused treatment.
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A second alarm was sounded at 3:14 am, followed quickly by a third alarm, as firefighters from Reese, Pleasant Valley, New Windsor, Hampstead, Taneytown, Lineboro, Union Bridge, and Manchester responded to the fire that affected a total of twelve families from the fourteen apartment units that were damaged. Two of the apartments were unoccupied at the time.
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Over 80 firefighters with 27 fire-fighting pieces of equipment contained the fire by 3:24 am and the fire was declared under control by 3:44 am; however firefighters remained on the scene until approximately 8:45 in the morning.
No firefighters were hurt.
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Westminster police officers and the Maryland State Fire Marshall’s office remained on the scene for several more hours. The fire is under investigation by the Westminster Police and the Fire Marshall’s office.
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Shortly after 3 AM, Westminster city police responded to reports of an apartment fire at 500 Robin’s Way. Officers quickly went from door-to-door in the apartment complex, pounding on doors to awaken residents and help evacuate the building..gif)
Units of the Westminster fire department responded shortly after the initial alarm was sounded at 3:07 am and found heavy fire in the second floor apartment that was spreading rapidly to the third floor..gif)
Fire fighters from the Reese fire department quickly responded to the back of the building where there were reports that people were trapped and rescued four out the upper story windows..gif)
Two people were subsequently taken to Carroll Hospital Center for smoke inhalation and exposure and were later released. Two others refused treatment..gif)
A second alarm was sounded at 3:14 am, followed quickly by a third alarm, as firefighters from Reese, Pleasant Valley, New Windsor, Hampstead, Taneytown, Lineboro, Union Bridge, and Manchester responded to the fire that affected a total of twelve families from the fourteen apartment units that were damaged. Two of the apartments were unoccupied at the time..gif)
Over 80 firefighters with 27 fire-fighting pieces of equipment contained the fire by 3:24 am and the fire was declared under control by 3:44 am; however firefighters remained on the scene until approximately 8:45 in the morning.No firefighters were hurt.
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Westminster police officers and the Maryland State Fire Marshall’s office remained on the scene for several more hours. The fire is under investigation by the Westminster Police and the Fire Marshall’s office. .gif)
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20090712 WEArt Early morning Westminster fire
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Manchester house fire quickly extinguished March 9 2009
A Manchester volunteer firefighter puts the finishing touches to extinguishing a house fire in the 3200 block of York Street in Manchester on March 9. Photos by Kevin Dayhoff
Manchester house fire quickly extinguished
By Kevin Dayhoff
At approximately 8:30 in the evening of March 9, units from the Hampstead and Manchester Volunteer Fire Departments responded to a working house fire at 3250 York Street.
The fire was quickly extinguished and units remained on the scene until almost midnight. The Maryland fire marshals’ office is investigating the incident. Victims of the fire were assisted by the Carroll County office of the American Red Cross.
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By Kevin Dayhoff
At approximately 8:30 in the evening of March 9, units from the Hampstead and Manchester Volunteer Fire Departments responded to a working house fire at 3250 York Street.
The fire was quickly extinguished and units remained on the scene until almost midnight. The Maryland fire marshals’ office is investigating the incident. Victims of the fire were assisted by the Carroll County office of the American Red Cross.
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Sunday, April 06, 2003
Save Some Water for the Fire!
Save Some Water for the Fire!
April 5, 2003
Tom Coe water cannoned Chief Love and Mayor Dayhoff, April 5th, 2003, on an apartment fire at 125 West Main Street (Box 0331) in Westminster.
After Tom Coe water cannoned Chief Love and Mayor Dayhoff, a very wet Chief Love discusses the “assault” with Tom Coe.
20030405 SDOSM Save Some Water for the Fire!
April 5, 2003
Tom Coe water cannoned Chief Love and Mayor Dayhoff, April 5th, 2003, on an apartment fire at 125 West Main Street (Box 0331) in Westminster.
After Tom Coe water cannoned Chief Love and Mayor Dayhoff, a very wet Chief Love discusses the “assault” with Tom Coe.
20030405 SDOSM Save Some Water for the Fire!
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