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The donation-funded department is training a new group of volunteers in basic firefighting. The equipment costs more than $10,000 per person.
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The donation-funded department received $4,500 from the Seward Community Foundation to buy water rescue equipment.
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Fellow hikers assist man stuck in ravine along popular Cooper Landing trail
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Good Samaritans rescue a stranded hiker in Cooper Landing and a preview of candidates appearing on the fall municipal ballot.
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Cooper Landing Emergency Services took steps toward becoming a formal service area earlier this summer. Now, the borough mayor is proposing a new plan, that would combine emergency departments across the Eastern Peninsula into one service area.
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After years of operating as a volunteer-run non-profit on a tight budget, Cooper Landing emergency responders are excited about the possibility of a formal service area. The borough assembly passed a resolution that will allow area residents to decide for themselves.
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There is a lot of snow still on the Kenai Peninsula this spring. We look at three ways that's impacting locals: on roofs, roads and farms.
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Emergency departments on the Kenai Peninsula have been operating with outdated rescue equipment for years. Now, a grant will pump hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jaws of life, stabilizers and other vehicle extraction equipment to the rural peninsula stations.
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Cooper Landing Emergency Services is a registered nonprofit. It's paying for its new ride with donations.