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6 firefighters suffer minor injuries in a building fire in New Jersey
6 firefighters suffer minor injuries in a building fire in New Jersey

Associated Press

time10-07-2025

  • General
  • Associated Press

6 firefighters suffer minor injuries in a building fire in New Jersey

JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Six firefighters suffered minor injuries in a blaze Thursday that partially collapsed a three-story building in a New Jersey neighborhood, authorities said. The fire in Jersey City, which started at about 1:30 a.m., also spread to nearby buildings, displacing some residents. Video showed intense flames and heavy smoke. The firefighters were being treated at a hospital, Jersey City Fire Chief Jack Johnson said. The fire was burning in the basement area, which couldn't immediately be reached, he said. It wasn't clear if the building was occupied. The fire in Jersey City, which is across the Hudson River from New York City, is under investigation. 'We do have some reports from civilians that some vagrants possibly live in the building,' Johnson said. 'We're going to assess probably taking the building down.'

2 planes collide near Steinbach in southern Manitoba
2 planes collide near Steinbach in southern Manitoba

CBC

time08-07-2025

  • General
  • CBC

2 planes collide near Steinbach in southern Manitoba

Two small planes collided early Tuesday morning in southern Manitoba, but emergency officials are providing little information. The fire chief for the Rural Municipality of Hanover, southeast of Winnipeg, said there was an incident involving two aircraft around 4:45 p.m. RCMP confirmed that and said officers are currently on scene. No information has been provided about any injuries or whether the planes were in the air or on the ground at the time. It is also not clear where in the RM of Hanover the crash occurred.

Shake-up in Pr. George's leadership continues with fire chief
Shake-up in Pr. George's leadership continues with fire chief

Washington Post

time30-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Washington Post

Shake-up in Pr. George's leadership continues with fire chief

Prince George's County will have a new fire chief, one of several recent shifts in leadership since County Executive Aisha Braveboy took office earlier this month. Braveboy introduced on Monday Thelmetria Michaelides, a 26-year veteran of the county fire and emergency services department, as the fire department's next chief. Braveboy has also named a new police chief, George Nader, and an interim schools superintendent, Shawn Joseph.

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