Friday, February 22, 2013
Timothy Lombardi was sworn in as a firefighter and paramedic with the Bath Fire Department
Bath officials welcomed their newest firefighter Tuesday, a retired Cuyahoga Falls fire captain who wants to give back to his community. Timothy Lombardi took the oath of office as a part-time firefighter and paramedic. He's new to the Bath Fire Department, but not to its members. "Tim was my captain for a long time in the Falls," Fire Chief Walt Hower said. Lombardi, a 33-year firefighter and father of four, retired last year, giving him more time to devote to Bath Township. Since leaving Cuyhoaga Falls, Lombardi has also gone through training as a ranger for the national park system, according to Hower. "Tim's going to bring some experience in a lot of operations," Hower said.
Monday, July 9, 2012
68th annual Horse Show draws horses and raises funds for Bath Fire Department.
The 68th annual Bath Horse Show drew owners from nearby cities and brought horses of all sizes, breeds and colors into the ring. The horse show is the only fundraiser for the Bath Fire Department. Money raised from last weekend's show is the main source of funds to support staff training, mobile education for children on severe weather and fire safety through the Public Safety Trailer, provide free CPR training for Bath residents and upgrade equipment like the new tanker truck. "It's important to me to stress that we need the community to as much as they need us," said Mike Marias, show chairman and part time fire fighter and paramedic. "It's also important to see us in the community, to be in the public's eye, not just at their house in …
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Bath Township Fire Department
3864 W. Bath Rd., Bath Township, OH
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Friday, March 2, 2012
The damage to VFW Post 1062 is estimated at $380,000.
Fire investigators have concluded that sparks from a lit cigarette, combined with Monday’s 30 mph winds, were the root causes of the blaze at the Falls VFW. No one knows who started the fire though, and as of now, the focus is centered on the clean-up effort, said David Zuk, the commander of VFW Post 1062. Zuk has hired a general contractor to remove the debris and salvageable items, but doesn’t yet know whether to renovate or completely reconstruct the 120-year-old building. “Quite a bit of that building is fine,” said Cuyahoga Falls Fire Chief Paul Moledor. “I would be surprised if they would rip the whole building down, but that’s totally up to the insurance company and business owner.” Moledor said the total damage is estimated at…
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Cuyahoga Falls VFW
1581 Main St, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
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david dee
9:23 am on Friday, March 1, 2013
can we say double dipping?? more ›