Brush fire danger continues across the South Shore. Where the latest fires have popped up
BRAINTREE – The town is now one of a quickly growing list of communities in the state to battle severe brush fires caused by dry weather, warmer temperatures and high winds in recent days after a large fire broke out on Friday night, spreading smoke and a burning stench for miles around.
Patch reached out to the Braintree Fire Department for more information. The article 1 Dead, Dozens Displaced In Braintree Apartment Building Fire: Report appeared first on Braintree Patch.
The North Shore has been severely impacted by brush fires over this past month as dry conditions have continued during the ...
Convergent noted that they would work further with the town and fire department on an emergency response plan, and offered site-specific training for first responders in Braintree and ...
The incident began Friday morning when an employee from Eastern Bank on Granite Street reported a robbery to Braintree Police, according to a press release from the police department.
according to a brief news release from the department. Several officers responded to the area, where they found a man with a gunshot wound to his leg. The victim was treated by Braintree police ...
One fire burning in Lynn Woods quickly grew to more than 100 acres, and another in North Andover melted the siding on some homes.
An Eastern Bank employee called officers to the 703 Granite St. branch at 10:43 a.m., reporting the bank had been robbed at gunpoint, the Braintree Police Department said in a news release.
On Friday night, Braintree Firefighters responded to a brush fire at Echo Lake, just behind Skyline Drive. Calls came in ...
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