Saturday, July 31, 2010 4:30am A pit bull woke up its owners to warn them of a fire in their Pleasant Mills Road home early Saturday 7/31/10, but the dog itself died in the fire, which destroyed much of the ranch house. Nine people who had been sleeping in the home shortly before 4:30 a.m. all got out unhurt. "This really could have been a tragedy if the dog didn't do what it did" said Dennis LaSassa, assistant chief of the Hammonton Fire Department. When we arrived the flames were shooting out of the rear of the home. From the help of Elwood, Collings Lakes, Nesco, and Winslow township the fire was under control in about 45 minutes after arriving. Although much of the house was destroyed the residents were able to salvage some belongings. We would like to thank Elwood, Collings Lakes, Nesco, and Winslow township for assisting us in this blaze.
On Saturday April 24, 2010 our friend and brother firefighter was involved in a serious motorcycle accident after an inattentive driver turned in front of him without warning. After spending a week in ICU Jack still has a long road of rehabilitation and operations ahead. Please help us support him.
Saturday, May 1, 2010 The Knights of Columbus Padre Pio Council in Hammonton purchased and donated a much needed Pager for the Fire Department in Hammonton. Since the Fire House budget has been drastically reduced, the padre Pio Council felt the need to Donate the best equipment to the men that keep us safe at night. If any other group would like to help, please contact the Fire Department. Pictured from left to right: Anthony Parzanese ( Padutie)President of Fire Company and member of Padre Pio Council, Franco Catania, Padre Pio Council Treasurer, Chief Dom DiGiovannagelo, Dennis LaSassa Jr, Asst Chief and Ed Collins Jr, Deputy Grand Knight
(left to right) Anthony Parzanese, Jason Macri, Madalena Ruiz, Nicole Brodbeck (Winner) Brittany Bartolone, David LaSassa, and AJ Berenato
Thursday, April 29, 2010 The Hammonton Fire Department sent members to escort the contestants of the MIss Hammonton Pageant. Eleven contestants competed in casual wear, talent and evening gown categories. The finalists were asked questions based on biographical information they provided to pageant director Maggie Inemer.
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