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 	<title>MVA: CAR VS TREE</title>
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 <![CDATA[New Market was dispatched to a reported MVA with entrapment on Washington Ave near Cumberland Rd.&nbsp; Once units arrived it was determined that the driver of the vehicle had already been extricated by Police units due to the severity of their injuries.&nbsp; The victim was transported to a local hospital with life threatening injuries.&nbsp; Car-1, Unit-2 and Engine 2 remained on scene for light support while the Police Department conducted a serious motor vehicle accident investigation....]]>
 
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    <pubDate>Tue, 10 Apr 2012 23:04:24 -0400</pubDate>
  
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 	<title>MVA W/ ROLLOVER</title>
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 <![CDATA[At approx 1633 hrs., New Market Fire was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident with possible entrapment at the intersection of Summers Ave &amp;amp;&nbsp;Nelson Pl.&nbsp; Units arrived and found a vehicle on its side with no active entrapment.&nbsp; Crews stayed on scene to assist and clean up a minor fluid spill....]]>
 
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 	<title>EXTRICATION DRILL WITH NORTH STELTON</title>
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 <![CDATA[New Market Fire and a few members of North Stelton Fire all participated in an extrication drill that, like always, isn't your typical door pop drill.&nbsp; Using the knowledge of veteran firefighters and the braun of the fresher ones, everyone was able to successfully accomplish the task at hand and walk away learing something new.&nbsp; The unseasonably nice weather was&nbsp;a plus to work in and its great to see two different departments working closly together to get the job done.&nbsp; Once again, special thanks to SO&nbsp;Rich Jones for brainstorming and thinking outside of the box for yet another well planned drill....]]>
 
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 	<title>SPRING AHEAD AND REPLACE YOUR BATTERIES!</title>
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 <![CDATA[It is that time of the year again... when we change the clocks&nbsp;forward for daylight savings time.  Also, more importantly, it is the time of the year that you should change all the batteries to your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms....]]>
 
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    <pubDate>Mon, 12 Mar 2012 22:03:45 -0400</pubDate>
  
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 	<title>STATEN ISLAND ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE</title>
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 <![CDATA[As has become an annual event for New Market, we were once again invited to participate in this years Staten Island St. Patrick's Day Parade.  Our hosts as always were the Brothers from FDNY L78/E155, better know as the "Hot Corner".  New Market provided them breakfast foods to prepare for everyone, and the hospitality that they showed us was second to none.  All of those who came out witnessed an amazing group of men and women who define comradery.  Once breakfast was complete we went to pay a visit to a retired FDNY member who opened his house to us and gave us lunch.  Afterwards, we made our way to the parade staging area.  There we were last in the lineup until FDNY's new Rescue 5 came up behind us.  A Very nice sight to say the least since New Market's R-1 was just as big and both together made a lasting impression.  Also, while waiting for the parade to kick off, 2 car pools of VIP's came up quickly upon us. the first being Sen.Charles Schumer, who met with the crowd and then Mayor Bloomberg himself.  Mayor Bloomburg was gracious enough to have a few words with Chief Lemire.  Once the parade kicked off, we saw well over one hundred thousand spectators who cheered everyone one.  A few "New Market???" comments were made, but afterwards we were acknowledged as having one of the best pieces of equipment in the parade, even at 21 years old.  After the parade, the crew spent time talking with the residents and other FF's and finished off the nite with some truely "official" Staten Island pizza.  A special thanks to Patty Rourke who again made this all possible and to the Board of Fire Commissioners who once again allowed us to participate with our neighboring state....]]>
 
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    <pubDate>Mon, 05 Mar 2012 00:03:25 -0500</pubDate>
  
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 	<title>MVC WASHINGTON AVE</title>
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At 1400 hrs on Tuesday, January 03, 2012, The New Market FD
responded to the 800 block of So. Washington Avenue for the reported MV
Collision involving a car and two Tractor Trailers. Upon arrival, Car-1 reported that the female occupant was
trapped between the two cabs of the trucks.&nbsp; NM Engine-1 responded for suppression and NM Rescue-1 responded to
extricate the single occupant.&nbsp; One Tractor Trailer driver was shook up and was checked for
anxiety, the other driver was walking around the accident scene.&nbsp; Asst. Chief Previtera took over as Extrication Officer and
directed Lt. Kelley, FF's. P. Rourke, K. Kertes, J. Kertes, J. Nieves, D.
Pressley and&nbsp;A. Ferrara in the extrication effort. They performed a
reverse roof flap allowing RWJ-783 EMT's to gain entry to the occupant to
stabilize and check for further injury.

NM Engine-1 with FF. D. Reina (Chauffeur)&nbsp;stood by for
further District Calls, NM Rescue-1 was operated by FF. M. Gahrmann.

The occupant was extricated at 1425 hrs with minor injuries and
transported to nearby hospital.&nbsp; The accident scene was turned over to patrol for investigation.

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    <pubDate>Tue, 03 Jan 2012 22:01:16 -0500</pubDate>
  
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 <![CDATA[On Wednesday November 02, 2011 at 1614hrs The New Market Fire Co. #1 responded to a reported structure fire at 148 Blackford Avenue in Piscataway, NJ.

One of our own volunteers, Deputy Chief Pete Bellina lost his residence to this fire. All of their belongings &amp;amp; personnel effects were destroyed or soiled from the fire and smoke damage.

The New Market Fire Co. #1 is accepting any and all donations that you may be able to assist with to help the Bellina Family.

Please make checks payable to The New Market Fire Co. #1, in C/O The Bellina Family (in the memo) - 801 South Washington Ave.&nbsp; Piscataway, NJ&nbsp; 08854

All proceeds will go to the Bellina Family.

Thank you in this time of need as we help one of our own.

Drop off items please contact the New Market Fire Ladies Auxiliary
Mary Ellen Lemire 848-565-1271
Gail Verini 732-266-2957
Angie Jocobsen 908-421-1126...]]>
 
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 <![CDATA[An unusually early Nor&amp;rsquo;easter winter storm plummeted the area with a few inches of wet heavy snow that kept New Market Fire busy throughout the duration of the storm and its aftermath.&nbsp; Heavy tree branches and wires broke loose and caused disruption of electric, phone and cable service for a number of residents.&nbsp; Included, was a primary electrical line that fell across the street from Station 1 at Hamilton Blvd. &nbsp;With at least 10kv of electricity, the line has been arcing and creating quite a sight for motorists who have been detoured around the area by Fire and Police units.&nbsp; S. Washington Ave remains closed at this time between Woodrow Ave and Evans Ave and is expected to remain closed until PSE&amp;amp;G can secure the line and make repairs to the roadway.
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    <pubDate>Mon, 31 Oct 2011 00:10:42 -0400</pubDate>
  
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 <![CDATA[21 Members completed Pump Operations Training this past Sunday with E-2, E-3 &amp;amp;&nbsp;T-6.&nbsp; The training was conducted by John Alston (Capt. JCFD Rescue 6) from A-Vision, LLC.With classroom presentations and practical evolutions performed, this class was an excelent refresher for some of the seasoned FF's and Senior Officers and in turn a well rounded class for the novice drivers and Junior Officers who now have water supply theory and practical evolutions to add to their knowledge.A drafting evolution with the Department's new 2011 E-One 2000 GPM Engine (E-2) finished the day off with 4 crews drafting from New Market Pond.&nbsp; Good job by all who participated!&nbsp; And a special note: Congratulations to FF. Presley who overcame his fear of heights and succesfully climbed T-6 while it was elevated....]]>
 
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    <pubDate>Sat, 15 Oct 2011 23:10:38 -0400</pubDate>
  
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 	<title>MUTUAL AID TO MIDDLESEX BORO</title>
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 <![CDATA[On Thursday evening at approx 2045 hrs., New Market was dispatched for a ladder truck to respond to a working fire at 140 Baekeland Ave in Middlesex Borough.&nbsp; T-6 responded with Asst. Chief Previtera and a crew of 4 additional FF's.&nbsp; Upon arrival, the crew was assigned to the roof for ventilation operations at MJM&nbsp;Truck Repair while other crews knocked the fire from the interior.&nbsp; T-6 returned from the scene at approx 2245 hrs....]]>
 
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    <pubDate>Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:10:14 -0400</pubDate>
  
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