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1 Transported to hospital after morning crash
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On: Jun 27, 2009 (10:21:09)
Engine 4, and Rescue 2 responded to a car accident Wednseday morning on Webster Road. The driver was transported to the hospital for evaluation. The car had crashed through the garage doors into the house.
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1 INJURED IN FLASH FIRE
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On: Jun 16, 2009 (21:41:00)
1 person was transported to a local trauma center as a result of injuries sustained when a flash fire occurred at a Mohawk Dr. residence. The house was under renovation and contractors were working in the building at the time. The fire was quickly contained and is under investigation by the Lexington Fire Department Fire Investigations Unit Read More...
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Governor Signs Pension Reform Bill
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On: Jun 20, 2009 (08:37:00)
“Today, we make good on a promise to the public to “This is a major step forward,” Senate President Therese Murray said. “We have, once and for all, put an end to the most serious abuses and answered the public outcry for significant changes in our pension system Read More...
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2 CAR CRASH ON ROUTE 2 EAST
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On: Jun 08, 2009 (20:11:00)
The Lexington Fire Dept. was alerted to a 2 car crash on Route 2 East bound at exit 55, Pleasant St. Engine 2 and Rescue 2 responded and found 2 vehicles with their occupants outside of the wrecked cars. 1 operator was transported ALS to the trauma center at Lahey Clinic for treatment. The guard rail also suffered significant damage from the impact Read More...
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New water main almost "TRASHED"
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On: Jun 01, 2009 (21:16:00)
Engine 2 and Rescue 1 were dispatched to Davis Rd. on Monday morning at 11:24 for an injuried man who had been reported to have fallen of the back of a trash truck when it struck a pot hole. Upon arrival of E-2 found an injuried man being tended to by retired firefighter Richard Rycroft,and the JRM trash truck sunk in a recently covered water main trench Read More...
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Child Swing Extracation
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On: Jun 16, 2009 (21:44:00)
Lexington Fire Fighters responded to the Ringe Ave. playground early Saturday afternoon for a reported child stuck in a swing seat. Engine 2 from the East Lexington Station and Ladder 1 from Headquarters responded and found the young child wedged in a molded rubber swing seat and unable to exit it Read More...
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