WALLINGFORD, CT (WFSB) - Firefighters in Wallingford doused flames at three separate locations in less than 12 hours. The ...

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Heat is so intense on rooftops, where workers tote tar buckets and brandish blow torches, that roofers must kneel in long pants on thick foam rubber to keep from burning their legs, Puckett said.

The program allows Wallingford residents to register in the town's Special Needs Alert System, providing crucial information to firefighters to assist individuals with autism. Source Journal ...