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Early M orning F ire Damages Townhouse in D an ville

DANVILLE, NH - An early morning fire on August 5 th heavily damaged two out o f four town- house units located on Buck Circle.

The fire was called in around 2:55 A.M. and went to a second-alarm, bringing in several mutual aid tankers and Sandown's Ladder to set up. Heavy fire was through the roof and crews remained on scene for several hours fighting the fire.

According to Danville Fire Chief Steve Woitkun, all residents and pets got out safely and no injuries were reported.

-JAY HEATH

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A second-alarm was called for at this Danville fire, as fire was through the roof, August 5th.

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Firefighters wet down the storage unit.

C rew s B a ttle F ire in S alem S e lf S to ra g e F a c ilit y

SALEM, NH - During the early evening o f July 4th, Salem Engine- 1 was dispatched to assist Pelham Fire with a second-alarm house fire, and then around 11:00 P.M., Salem Engine 1 was sent out to Interstate- 93 by exit 1 for a smoke check. While en route. Engine 1 reported that they could see a building fire at the storage site in the area o f South Policy St., and requested a first- alarm.

The first company on scene reported fire in two storage units and heavy smoke in several other units. After companies were able to make a quick knock down o f the fire, they tofile#070522108

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forced entry into several units to confirm that there was no extension. The fire was contained to the two units.

The fire is being investigated by the Salem FD.

- ROBERT SPRAGUE

IN SERVICE

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Charlestown Engine 2 operates with a 2020 Ferrara Cinder 1500/750/30F.

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The Southeastern, NH Hazmat communications trailer assisted other agencies in Hampstead on July 8th to locate a missing male.

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C h a p la in ’s C orner

Pastor Fernando Villicana

I recently came across this story, it was told by “Dear Abby” in a response to som eone’s question.

A young man from a wealthy family was about to graduate from high school. It was the custom in that affluent neighborhood for the parents to give the graduate an automobile. "Bill" and his father had spent months looking at cars, and the week before graduation, they found the perfect car.

On the eve o f his graduation, his father handed him a gift wrapped Bible. Bill was so angry that he threw the Bible down and stormed out o f the house.

Tie and his father never saw each other again. It was the news o f his father’s death that brought Bill home again.

As he sat one night goin g through his father’s possession s that he was to inherit, he came across the B ible his father had given him.

Tie brushed away the dust and opened it to find a cashier’s check, dated the day o f his graduation - in the exact amount o f the car they had chosen together.

As I thought about this story, I couldn’t help but wonder how many people in this w orld have done the same thing to God. Literally tossed aside a wonderful promise, because they didn’t understand it, or they didn’t believe that it was possible.

In our world, we are taught that; “if it sounds too g o o d to be true, it probably is.” So many o f us have been taken in by “empty prom ises,” that we are leery o f anything or anyone that tells us we can have something for nothing.

THE W O RLD SIMPLY D O E SN ’T W ORK THAT WAY!

But, you know what - G od does - G od never made a promise that was too go od to be true.

The truth o f the matter is, the w orld is full o f empty promises. We watch TV, and the advertisements tell us that we can be happy, sexy, rich, or famous, if we only purchase a certain product. It doesn’t take long before we have been fooled enough to know that the w orld’s promises are full o f emptiness. But, G od is different. Instead o f prom ises full o f emptiness, on Easter, he gave us emptiness that is full o f promise.

Blessings,

Pastor Fernando Villicana

Fire Service Chaplain