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BROCKWAY - As Brockway gets ready to celebrate the annual tradition of the Old-Fashioned Fourth of July, another, less-frequent tradition took place at a small ceremony at Brockway Volunteer Hose Company Sunday evening. The fire department purchased a fire engine and refurbished a ladder truck, and both vehicles were dedicated to service in the parking lot outside the fire house.

Wind turbines and power transmission towers are getting higher and so must the equipment that services them.

Operating an ambulance is a lot more than driving lights and sirens to a call, there are dozens of moving parts and variables that turn the task of driving an emergency vehicle into being the conductor of a chaotic orchestra. The first task may seem simple in nature but is actually the hardest of all, calming yourself.