Two new fire engines have been placed in service with the North Lyon County, NV, Fire Protection District, according to a report broadcast by KOLO TV 8.

The delivery last week marks the first time in 33 years the department received a new engine, the TV station reported, adding that the engines were purchased with donations, tax dollars and loans.

The engines will be in service in two stations in Fernley, the station reported, and were greatly needed.

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A fire in a Glenburn, ND, fire hall destroyed the building and seven fire vehicles inside on Saturday morning, according to a report broadcast KFYR TV.

The television station reported that the fire appeared to have started in the furnace room, but the cause of your fire is under investigation.

In addition to the damage to the building, a fire engine, a tanker, three grass units, a command vehicle, and a light rescue truck were destroyed, the television station reported.

It is expected the town’s insurance company will cover the loss, but, in the meantime, neighboring fire departments will handle the fire department’s calls until they are able to get back in service by fall, the television station reported.

The station has received offers of help from as far away as Minnesota, the TV station reported.

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A woman in a Pontiac, allegedly traveling at 80 mph, was killed Saturday when she slammed into the back of a Daytona Beach fire truck as it changed lanes, according to a report published by the Daytona Beach News-Journal.

The newspaper reported that five firefighters suffered minor injuries when the truck flipped on its side.

The driver of the car, a 52-year-old woman from Ormond Beach died at the Halifax Health Medical Center, according to the newspaper.

No charges are expected, according to the newspaper.

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A 7-year-old boy was critically injured when he was hit by an FDNY aerial truck as he crossed the road on Staten Island on Saturday morning, according to a report broadcast ABC 7 NY.

According to the new report, the incident happened as the apparatus was returning to quarters in Stapleton.

The truck struck the boy has he was crossing Broad Street at about 7:30 am on Saturday morning, the television station reported. Firefighters immediately treated the boy before medics arrived, according to the report.

The television station reported the boy was by himself at the time of the incident, but firefighters were able to locate the victim’s family to notify them about the crash.

Police are investigating why the boy was left alone, the station reported.

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Firefighters in Manhattan Beach, CA, are expecting to be in a new $9.5 million fire station by 2023 after the city council approved the final design last week, according to EasyReaderNews.com.

The web site reported that the new station will replace one built in 1954 that has many deficiencies, including the lack of bathrooms for females, bays that are insufficient for modern apparatus and it was not earthquake proof.

The new station will be nearly three times the size of the current station and address the many deficiencies, including an exhaust removal system, the web site reported.

Construction on the new building is set to begin in October, according to the report.

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