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Submitted by: Jim Landis, Gastonia Fire Department
North Carolina Fire News
Gaston County
Gastonia Dwelling Fire
GASTONIA - The Gastonia Fire Department arrived at this fully involved house fire in the 900 block of West 6th Street at around 18:00 hours on Tuesday, June 30th.
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NC LODDs:
2009: 3
2008: 11
2007: 8
2006: 8
2005: 4
Rowan County
Salisbury House Fire
SALISBURY - Salisbury firefighters responded to this dwelling fire on Tuesday, June 30th.
Yadkin County
Overturned Propane Truck on Interstate 77
YADKIN COUNTY - The West Yadkin Fire Department was dispatched for a reported MVC involving an overturned tractor-trailer carry haz-mats on Interstate 77 at Highway 421.
Brunswick County UPDATED: Tue Jul 7 at 06:30
North Carolina Firefighter Killed in Iraq
WILMINGTON - North Carolina Firefighter Edward C. Kramer, serving his country in Iraq, was killed in the performance of his duties while overseas. Arrangements have now been posted.
Rowan County
Faith 4th of July Parade
FAITH - Fire departments from around Rowan County parade down the streets of Faith for the Annual 4th of July Parade.
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I do know in FL that the highway patrol cars are now outfitted with dual layer light bars with one layer being blue and one layer being red. The did a study and found that Blue light is more intense during the day and red is more intense and more easily picked up at night. So, they have the capability to turn one layer on, or the other, or both. I have the opinion that our trucks and units don’t have the amount of warning lignts they need to have.
Good looking Pierce!
As some may have forgotten Ed was also a member at Sea Gate Vol. Fire in Wilmington. I will never forget the laughter and brotherhood Ed brought with him where ever he was.
We will miss our brther
Chiefie
It all still seems so unreal… I can’t believe you’re gone. I will always remember our trips to Fayetteville, and just hanging out having couple of beers… I will cherish every laugh we shared. Thank you for being more than just a friend. You will never be forgotten, brother…
The fire service has suffered a great loss, you were not only a great instructor who taught me alot but you were a great friend. R.I.P.
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