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Crash on Darby-Paoli Road
Deputy Chief Joe Maguire, September 14
At 7:54 PM, RFC Fire and EMS were dispatched to the area of Skunk Hollow Park in the 500 block of Darby-Paoli Road for a crash with entrapment. Additional information from Delaware County indicated that the single vehicle crash took down a utility pole and wires.
While still enroute to the scene, PECO was requested to respond. Crews arrived to find a single vehicle had left the roadway, taken down ... (Full Story & Photos)
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9/11 Mass of Remembrance
Deputy Chief Joe Maguire, September 11
In honor of the fallen First Responders on 9/11, St. Isaac Jogue's members organize an annual mass and "Bell Ringing" ceremony where the fallen emergency workers are remembered for their sacrifice.
Members of RFC joined other firefighters and EMS personnel from Berwyn and Paoli Fire Companies, along with officers from the Tredyffrin Police Department, for the annual Blue Mass at St. Isaac Jogues in ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Tanker Drill
Deputy Chief Joe Maguire, August 19
East Whiteland and Paoli Fire Companies joined RFC members for training on tanker operations at the weekly drill.
Firefighters from East Whiteland and Paoli lead the training which included setting up the fold-a-tanks, drafting from one tank to another, re-supplying the tankers from a static water source and supplying water to operate master streams.
RFC crews were able to fine tune their drafting ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Nancy Wood Honored for 50 Years of Service
Deputy Chief Joe Maguire, August 07
On Wednesday evening, members of RFC went to the Dunwoody Home in Newtown Square to present Auxiliary member Nancy Wood with a plaque honoring her 50 years of service to the Radnor Fire Company.
Nancy is a charter member of the RFC Auxiliary which started in 1963.
Her contributions to the company over the years are immeasurable.
Thank you and congratulations, Nancy.
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