Capt. Timothy ‘TD’ Hardy is welcomed home with a procession of emergency vehicles.
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Three firefighters injured in Farmington blast remain in critical condition
The investigation into what caused Monday’s propane explosion is continuing.
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Worker who herded people out before Farmington explosion is called hero
Farmington’s police chief says fast-thinking maintenance manager Larry Lord saved lives by evacuating employees before the LEAP building was leveled by an explosion that left him gravely injured.
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Places to donate or people offering help to those affected by Farmington explosion
People and businesses assisting those affected by explosion on Monday.
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Three firefighters injured in Farmington blast remain in critical condition
Another is released from the hospital, and the investigation into what caused the explosion continues.
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No statewide protocol, but firefighters taught to deal with propane
If firefighters want to become certified, which is not required, they must complete 40 hours of hazardous-materials training.
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In Farmington explosion’s aftermath, 30 people seek new housing
Eleven nearby homes were destroyed when the LEAP agency’s building exploded Monday, leaving the residents homeless.
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Investigators search for answers in catastrophic Farmington blast
Federal and state officials are working to pinpoint the source of the explosion that killed a firefighter, injured 7 people, destroyed 11 mobile homes and leveled an office building.