On his way up 69 flights of stairs, Eastside Fire and Rescue firefighter Nick Holmes would give high-fives to the children pictured in posters hung on each floor. “It’s not customary,” he said Saturday in front of the Sammamish Safeway fundraising for the March 6 “Climb for the Cure” competition where firefighters in full gear, between 50-70 pounds, are challenged to climb more than 1,300 steps to reach the observation deck of Seattle’s Columbia Center March 6.
- PUB DATE: 2/17/2016 1:32:51 PM - SOURCE: Issaquah & Summamish Reporter

On his way up 69 flights of stairs, Eastside Fire and Rescue firefighter Nick Holmes would give high-fives to the children pictured in posters hung on each floor. “It’s not customary,” he said Saturday in front of the Sammamish Safeway fundraising for the March 6 “Climb for the Cure” competition where firefighters in full gear, between 50-70 pounds, are challenged to climb more than 1,300 steps to reach the observation deck of Seattle’s Columbia Center March 6.
- PUB DATE: 2/17/2016 1:32:51 PM - SOURCE: Issaquah & Summamish Reporter

The Yakima Fire Department said Tuesday night, medics had to take eight people to the hospital to get checked out for Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Firefighter said around 7 p.m. they got a call about a person passed out in the basement of a home along the 600 block of S. 10th Ave. When crews got to the home, they found the man in the backyard.
- PUB DATE: 2/17/2016 8:09:08 AM - SOURCE: NBCRightNow.com

The Yakima Fire Department said Tuesday night, medics had to take eight people to the hospital to get checked out for Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Firefighter said around 7 p.m. they got a call about a person passed out in the basement of a home along the 600 block of S. 10th Ave. When crews got to the home, they found the man in the backyard.
- PUB DATE: 2/17/2016 8:09:08 AM - SOURCE: NBCRightNow.com