One person has died in a crash just north of Sunnyside Sunday morning, according to Washington State Patrol. Troopers say a car was traveling east on Arrowsmith Road, blew the stop sign, crashing into a semi that was traveling north on SR 241. Officers say the sedan hit the semi's diesel tank, and the semi lost control.
- PUB DATE: 9/7/2021 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: KIMA-TV CBS/CW+ 29 Yakima

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An 8-year-old boy decided to give his lemonade stand earnings to help the Friendship Fire Company’s efforts to get a new ladder truck, reports New York Post.

The Friendship Fire Company has been raising money for a new, $1.3 million ladder truck since at least June 18, 2020, according to a GoFundMe page.

In total, Andrew raised $200 to assist the fire department. He then hand-delivered the money he had raised to the Friendship Fire Company.

A Henderson Fire Station will be hosting an open house at a fire station so that the community can meet the firefighters, reports 3 NBC News.

Save the date! We're hosting an open house at Station 91 on Saturday, September18. The whole family is invited to tour the station and meet our firefighters! 🚒

Info and RSVP here: https://t.co/lhg3gHUOaP pic.twitter.com/5JNwHffUzm

— Henderson Fire (@HendFireDept) September 5, 2021

Burlington, NC – On the afternoon of Sunday, September 5, 2021, a vehicle traveling north on Graham-Hopedale Road struck Burlington Fire Station #3 when it lost control attempting to make a turn onto Wilkins Street.

The vehicle struck a fence, the station’s heating, and air conditioning unit, as well as the station itself causing damage to the exterior wall. Fire department personnel were present inside station at the time of the accident and were unharmed. Fire department personnel then assessed the occupants for injuries, as well as the damage to the structure. The occupants and their dog were treated for non-life-threatening injuries on scene by fire department and Alamance County EMS personnel.

Damage to the structure is estimated at $15,000, which includes damage to the heating and air conditioning unit, the aforementioned fence, as well as structural damage to the wall where contact was made. The Burlington Fire Department was assisted by the Burlington Police Department and Alamance County EMS. The City of Burlington Building Maintenance Division was notified and was on scene quickly surveying the damage and ensuring the building was still safe for the fire personnel to remain in the station. The damage was substantial as noted, but will not displace fire department units or personnel, as station 3 will remain staffed with firefighters ready to respond to incidents as needed.