EAST KINGSTON, N.H. — As a part of Burn Awareness Week, Chief Ed Warren and the East Kingston Fire Department would like to remind residents of safety tips and precautions in hopes of preventing burn-related injuries.
East Kingston Fire Department Reminds Residents of Ice Safety Tips
EAST KINGSTON, N.H. — Chief Ed Warren and the East Kingston Fire Department wish to remind residents to always be aware of the dangers of thin ice and to share tips for remaining safe on the ice.
East Kingston Fire Department Receives $7,500 Grant
EAST KINGSTON, N.H. — Chief Ed Warren is pleased to announce the East Kingston Fire Department was selected to receive a $7,500 grant from Enbridge Energy.
East Kingston Fire Department Receives Multitude of Donations for Family Affected by House Fire
Chief Ed Warren is pleased to share that the East Kingston Fire Department has received a multitude of donations for a family that was affected by a house fire on Sunday, Dec. 15.
East Kingston Fire Department Extinguishes House Fire, Works to Collect Donations for Impacted Family
EAST KINGSTON, N.H. — Chief Ed Warren reports that the East Kingston Fire Department responded to a one-alarm house fire on Sunday, and is now accepting donations to replace Christmas gifts and other belongings destroyed in the blaze.
East Kingston Fire Department Responds After Vehicle Struck by Train
The East Kingston Fire Department responded after a passenger train collided with a vehicle that had become stuck on the tracks earlier today.
East Kingston Fire Department to Host Pancake Breakfast
Please support the East Kingston, N.H. Fire Department, which is hosting its annual pancake breakfast on Saturday, May 6 at the East Kingston fire station, located at 5 Main St. Tickets are just $6 per person — all you can eat! JGPR encourages you to support our client, located just minutes from the Massachusetts border.
SAU 16 Community Police Chiefs Urge Students to Stop Playing “Assassins” Game
EXETER — Student Administrative Unit (SAU) 16 Superintendent Michael Morgan and police chiefs in the unit’s six communities are urging Exeter High School seniors to stop playing the game “Assassins” due to the threat it imposes on the safety and security of the community.