Monday, November 9th, 2009
SELDEN, N.Y. — Authorities are investigating whether any of the more than 20 animal carcasses found in the backyard of a Long Island home are the remains of animals reported missing by pet owners in the area. Dozens of concerned pet owners have contacted authorities following the gruesome discovery, a scene described by one veteran SPCA official as something out of a horror movie.
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Sharon McDonough’s Home Was An Animal ‘Concentration Camp’: Son
Friday, May 22nd, 2009
SEMNAN, Iran — Firefighters sprayed a fine mist over the crowd, trying to cool the cheering masses waiting in the hot sun for their candidate in Iran’s June 12 presidential election.
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Ahmadinejad’s Election Rivals in Iran Differ on Nuclear Program, Israel, U.S.
Friday, January 16th, 2009
Thursday was far from just another day in New York, a city that has experienced its fair share of emergency calls. Still, many of the firefighters, sailors and emergency workers who helped passengers of a US Airways jet that ditched into the Hudson River’s frigid waters marvel at how well the rescue effort went.
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Rescuers describe ‘calm’ atmosphere at crash site
Thursday, January 8th, 2009
A South Side man was in critical condition from smoke inhalation this morning after he fell asleep with food cooking on the stove. Chicago firefighters responded at 12:43 a.m. to calls of a fire on the first floor of the Chicago Housing Authority’s Judge Slater Apartments, 4218 S. Cottage Grove. According to Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford, firefighters found heavy smoke coming from the kitchen but no fire. After determining the problem was burning food, it took them four minutes to contain the situation. At the same time, other firefighters found the man unconscious on the living room couch. He was removed, administered oxygen and transported to Provident Hospital. None of the other building occupants needed to be evacuated, and there were no other injuries. — Pat Curry
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Heavy smoke from burning food injures man
Thursday, January 8th, 2009
A wrong-way driver was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on the Edens Expressway near Peterson Avenue late Wednesday. Illinois State Police shut down northbound lanes of the Edens for two hours while they investigated the three-car accident. According to Illinois State Police Sgt. Richard Decker, who was on the scene, a driver going south in the northbound lanes struck two cars just north of Peterson Avenue about 11:30 p.m. Decker said the wrong-way driver struck two cars, injuring the driver of one of them. The third vehicle suffered major damage, but the person in that car refused treatment. Police said the victim is an 18-year old male. His identity is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. Illinois State Police Master Sgt. Todd Borisy said that shortly before the crash his office received a half-dozen phone calls from motorists reporting a driver going the wrong way. “Two minutes later, he crashed”, he said. Borisy said police don’t know yet how the driver found his way into the wrong lanes and are investigating. Alcohol is not considered a factor. Police said the driver of the first car struck suffered a broken tailbone and was being treated at a local hospital. — Pat Curry
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Wrong-way driver killed on Edens
Saturday, January 3rd, 2009
SOUTH HAVEN — Firefighters were waiting to break through layers of ice before determining what started a Friday morning fire.
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8 cats, one dog die in South Haven fire
Saturday, January 3rd, 2009
A verbal altercation outside a party on the Northwest Side turned violent early Saturday, when gunfire wounded two men and a 16-year-old girl.
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Three wounded in shooting outside party
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