Posted: May 31, 2022
Following an extrication call involving a bottle and a tongue–yes, really–the Trinity Fire Department responded to a call of two vehicles that crashed into its Station 45.
Two people were unresponsive when crews arrived, and one was trapped.
“The extrication was completed in approximately 30 minutes with use of multiple tools and several plans,” the department writes on Facebook. “An hour later, units were dispatched to an Accident with Entrapment on Highway 221. Units arrived on the scene with two unresponsive and one confirmed entrapment with both vehicles into our Station 45.”
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Posted: May 31, 2022
A downed paraglider was rescued in the Swakane Canyon area in Chelan County and airlifted to a hospital on Sunday.
Chelan County deputies, Lifeline Ambulance and Wenatchee Valley firefighters responded to the area north of Wenatchee after the 42-year-old paraglider crashed on the north side of the canyon Sunday afternoon.
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Posted: May 31, 2022
Already known around town for Cherry, their pink poodle, Paul and Alice Williams now have another claim to fame: restoring a 1939 fire truck.
The apparatus was sitting in a pole barn for more than 10 years, reports 13wmaz.com, when the two found it. It’s a Houston County truck, a 1939 Dodge, original engine, 6-cylinder with 72,000 miles on it.
Residing at the corner of Pio Nono and Marlies Circle, the vintage rig popped up on Facebook Marketplace and the two decided to purchase it, the report says. The Williamses are in the process of restoring “Scarlett Belle,” but they have no plans to have it match Cherry.
Many first responders have stopped to look and take pictures with the apparatus, the report notes. The goal is to get the truck back on the road and eventually display it at car shows.
Learn more about Cherry, the octogenarian apparatus, and why the Williamses dye their dog pink every year.