OPINION: Rethinking how we fund fire protection
Evan Koch
We just commemorated the one-year anniversary of the catastrophic arson on Canfield Mountain.
Speakers at the memorial recalled the incident and called for better methods to safeguard firefighters. Communication between first responder agencies, and sensible firearms restrictions topped the list. The anniversary event and its outcome were both fitting and proper.
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