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Mattapan Line trolley passengers were rescued by the Milton Fire Department after flooding from the Neponset River submerged the tracks at Milton Station, officials said. The tracks flooded at ...

The trapped trolley “experienced a power issue,” the T said. “Power was safely cut, and Milton Fire Department and MBTA personnel assisted all occupants in exiting the vehicle.” ...

prompting a rescue operation by the Milton Fire Department after a trolley with six passengers and an operator on board got stuck in the rising waters. The firefighters used a yellow raft to ferry ...

The people were rescued without injury, the MBTA said. “Power was safely cut, and the Milton Fire Department and MBTA personnel assisted all occupants in exiting the vehicle,” officials said.

Around 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, seven people had to be assisted off of the trolley due to the rising water level outside, according to the Milton Fire Department. Officials said the flooding was likely ...

Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire and keep it from spreading through much of the building.

After the Kansas City Chiefs' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, star quarterback quarterback Patrick Mahomes seems to have decided to drop his iconic hairstyle. While attending his ...

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT RESCUING THE SIX PASSENGERS AND ... SO SO WE’RE ABLE TO BRING THE RAFT. MILTON’S FIRE CHIEF SAYS THIS FLOOD WAS ALL CAUSED BY AN ICE JAM WITH WATER OVERFLOWING FROM THE ...

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Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Milton Keynes Citizen, you get 70% fewer ads while ... but two cows were rescued and relocated to a safe place, says a Bucks Fire and Rescue spokesperson.