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Reward Offered To Find St. Paul Arsonist
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On: Jul 22, 2008 (22:20:00)
No arrests have been made in an arson at a St. Paul apartment building and a $2,500 reward is being offered for information, the fire marshal said today.
The fire in the Como neighborhood Friday night led to one resident jumping out a second-story window and another tying bedsheets together to escape from the third floor.
Two of the five people rescued by St. Paul firefighters were taken to Regions Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, said Fire Marshal Steve Zaccard.
Firefighters were called to the fire at 1668 Hamline Ave., an 11-unit building, just before 10 p.m. Friday.
A reward of up to $2,500 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest, Zaccard said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Minnesota Arson Hotline at 800-723-2020. Callers' information can be kept confidential, Zaccard said.
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Hybrid Emergency Response Guides
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On: Jul 22, 2008 (11:21:00)
University of Extrication Author Ron Moore of Firehouse.com has compiled numerous emergency response guides (ERGs) for hybrid, electric and compressed natural gas vehicles. The vehicles, including a school bus, can be found on the streets of any first-due across the United States.
All of these files are in PDF format and are easy to download and print.
Note: Some of the files are large, so it is best to perform a "right click" the file you would like and select "save as" to download each file.
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Fire Crews Rescue Five From Fire
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On: Jul 19, 2008 (21:41:00)
VIDEO FROM WCCO TV-4
The first call to 911 came in just before 10 p.m. to the apartment building located at 1668 North Larpenteur, near the corner of Hamline and Larpenteur.
"The flames started coming out the door, and all of a sudden, I could see the flames coming out of the upper windows," said Robin Pettit. She and her husband, Bob Pettit, were at the gas station across the street and they ran to help. She called 911, and he went straight for the building to see who was inside.
There are eleven units in the building.
Bob found John Thoreson in his apartment. "I told him just stand back, so I just grabbed the window and ripped it right out, and I tried to throw it to the side, so he wouldn't get cut on his feet when he got down, and I grabbed his leg, and we just tried to lower him down to the ground," Bob recalled.
"They're trying to get us out! I heard them running around out there. I went to the window, and they're there, and they're saying, 'Get out! Get out!'" recalled Thoreson. "And I jumped down to where these guys were. They all caught me before I hit the ground, and I got out, thankfully, and God, I'm still kind of shaken a little bit. Something like this has never happened to me before."
About 30 St. Paul Firefighters battled the flames. They rescued five people in the building via ladders.
Fire Department Paramedics transported two of those people to Regions Hospital, but none of their injuries are life-threatening.
One person from the third floor had to go out the window by tying sheets together.
Witnesses said some clerks at the gas station across the street grabbed fire extinguishers ran to the building and helped put out the flames even before firefighters got to the scene. The St. Paul Fire Marshal said he's not sure yet how the fire started. WCCO-TV CHANNEL 4
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2008 City Employee Picnic
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On: Jul 18, 2008 (19:48:00)
The 2008 City Employees Annual Cookout is being held on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 from 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the Como Park East Picnic Pavilions.
They will have the usual cookout fare (brats, hotdogs, pasta and potato salad, cookies, fresh fruit and veggies, etc...) plus a number of activities to keep you and your family entertained such as two jump castles for different age groups, a climbing wall, tree climbing face painting and a variety of games including Bingo.
There will be representatives from Police, Fire, Public Works and Parks doing demonstrations of their department's equipment including a ladder truck, pumper truck, tandem truck, sweeper and reachall truck used to inspect bridges. Libraries will have the Bookmobile again this year to check out books and register people for library cards.
Muscial entertainment will be provided by Cold Fusion which includes two of our very own city employees Don Varney and Bill Tschida. They are a saxophone quartet who play a variety of big band and swing tunes to get everyone up and moving after your great meal.
Massages will be available again this year from 5:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. so make sure to get there early so you don't miss out!!! and don't forget to stay for the many great door prizes to be given away at 7:00 p.m. including such as gift cards for gas and Minnesota Twins tickets!!!
This year will be coordinating a Food Drive with the United Way and Keystone Community Services. Please remember to be generous to those in need and double your chances to win a door prize!!!
Hope to see you all on August 12th!
Thankyou.
City of Saint Paul Cookout Committee
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St. Paul Firefighters Honored For Rescue of Keith Kennedy
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On: Jul 09, 2008 (22:54:00)
The parents of a 25-year-old autistic man are thanking St. Paul firefighters for helping find him in the Wisconsin woods.
Keith Kennedy spent a week in the woods after running away from a camp for disabled adults in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, on June 15. Kennedy was dehydrated, suffering from hypothermia and covered with ticks and bug bites when a St. Paul firefighter found him on June 22.
Kennedy was recently discharged from a Minneapolis hospital and attended Wednesday's ceremony at St. Paul City Hall along with his parents, Bruce and Linda Kennedy of Roseville.
Sixteen members of the St. Paul Fire Department were honored.
StarTribune Video Coverage CLICK HERE
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Where's Dolan
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On: Jul 07, 2008 (00:11:00)
Past St. Paul Firefighter/Paramedic Sean Dolan is featured on the City of Aurora Colorado Fire Department recruitment website. Sean has been with the Aurora Colorado Fire Department serving as a Firefighter/Paramedic for a few year now.
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Fatal Rollover on Interstate 94
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On: Jul 07, 2008 (23:27:00)
Story from: StarTribune
A 36-year-old St. Paul woman is dead and five people were injured, four of them children, after a rollover crash on Interstate 94 in St. Paul on Saturday morning.
The State Patrol identified the dead woman as Rosalie F. Gonsor, a passenger thrown from a westbound Nissan Pathfinder driven by Naomi Willis of Maplewood.
The one-vehicle accident happened shortly after 10 a.m. near Prior Avenue. The crash shut down two lanes of the interstate for nearly two hours.
The children, ranging from an infant to a 12-year-old, were treated at Regions Hospital in St. Paul. Three of them were children of the driver.
Responding companies inclueded: Engine18, Ladder 20, Squad 2, Medic18, Medic 23, Medic19 and Chief 1
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St. Paul Firefighters Honored For Rescue
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On: Jul 09, 2008 (22:45:00)
To View Video Click Link: http://kstp.com/article/stories/S494567.shtml
KSTP TV Channel 5 More than two months after the early morning fire, the charred remains of a duplex on Aurora Avenue serves as a reminder of the bravery of 11 St. Paul firefighters who saved a man's life. Officials said an arsonist started the blaze on April 20.
When crews arrived, they were briefed and discovered more than a dozen people from two families occupied the home. It was unknown who might still be inside.
But Fire Captain Alan Gabriele and his team from Squad 3 didn't think twice before heading into the burning building to search for survivors. "You couldn't see your hand in front of your face, I was in there with two other members from my crew, we couldn't see each other, we could hear each other," Gabriele recalled.
Searching the home's rooms, one-by-one, from left to right, they were able to find a 19-year-old man. "He was unconscious. He was on the floor and was overcome by the smoke," Gabriele said.
His team was able to lift the man out of a window and to the safety of an ambulance. Officials said if the firefighters hadn't found the man, he would have died of smoke inhalation. No one else was injured.
"It makes you feel good, but that's what we're there for and what you are always hoping to do," Gabriele said. In all, 11 firefighters will receive honors for their bravery on Monday.
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Welcome To The Class Of 2008-2
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On: Jun 25, 2008 (19:49:00)
Welcome to the graduates of the Class of 2008-2. Congratulations! To see photos of their graduation CLICK HERE

Top Row: Andrew Pawlitshek, John Hall, Mike Maselter, Jeremy Maxey, Rich Cisneros, Nate Schwaab, Jeremie Baker, Mike Wicke and Justin Brigl
Bottom Row: Matt Hlady, Nic Kuehneman, Ken Zepeda, Tim Smith, Adam Ritchie, Josh Munos and Ferhayn Gambrath
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L-21 Retirees Luncheon
Sep 11, 2008
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