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Pepco crew probably saved young boy from house fire
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[Washington Post] the block of Ritchie-Marlboro Road in Upper Marlboro could have endangered the 3-year-old boy upstairs if Ryan Callahan and other members of his Pepco crew had not fought the flames, according to county fire department spokesman Mark Brady.
Bowie neighborhood seeks power in summer storms' wake
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[Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online] - Prince George's County first responders, however, have worried for some time about increased used of portable generators causing risks, said Mark Brady, spokesman for the county Fire/EMS department. Generators create hazards for not only fires, but
Upper Marlboro woman dies in one of three Prince George's fires Sunday
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[Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online] - Young was taken to Prince George's Hospital Center in Cheverly with second- and third-degree burns covering about one-third of her body in addition to smoke inhalation injuries, said Mark Brady, chief spokesman for the county's fire/EMS department.
1 In Critical Condition, After Multiple Fires In Prince George's Co.
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[W*USA 9] - A smoke detector triggered an alarm and alerted the fire department. When firefighters arrived they found a 50-year-old woman inside. "At that point she was unconscious, not breathing, and had no pulse," Prince George's County Spokesman Mark Brady said.
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