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Explosion at Nyack College Injures Seven [CCFS News Reporter]  [June 5, 2013 9:30 am ]  [Views 72]arrow Full article

Newburyport, Massachusetts – June 4, 2013.  Breaking news from Nyack College:  An explosion ripped through a building on the campus of Nyack College, in Nyack, New York, leaving a chaotic scene of shattered glass and debris. The explosion, which occurred just before noon today, injured seven campus community members, including a student and six employees of the college. A natural gas leak is currently suspected as contributing to the explosion; however, at this time, officials have not determined an “official” cause for the explosion. Although seven were injured, one of whom was blown through a second story window, none were injured critically and all persons have been accounted for.  Neighboring dormitories were evacuated as a measure of precaution.


Senator Frank Lautenberg Passes Away at 89 - FireEngineering.com [CCFS Reporter]  [June 4, 2013 2:38 pm ]  arrow Full article

CBS NewsSenator Frank Lautenberg Passes Away at 89FireEngineering.comHe has been an unwavering advocate for campus fire safety issues and sponsor of the Campus Fire Safety Education Act of 2013, in addition to being instrumental in passage of the provisions of the Campus Fire Safety Right-to-Know legislation in 2008.New Jersey Sen. Lautenberg dead at 89KTVLall 746 news articles »


Large fire strikes at Miami University fraternity - WXIX [CCFS Reporter]  [May 25, 2013 8:02 am ]  arrow Full article

Large fire strikes at Miami University fraternityWXIXA large fire is burning at a fraternity house at Miami University in Oxford. The fire struck the Fiji house at 130 East High Street around midnight, sending smoke and flames into the air.In addition toFull Story >. A large fire is burning at a ...and more »


Boston University Student Dies in Off Campus Fire [CCFS News Reporter]  [April 30, 2013 11:45 am ]  [Views 239]arrow Full article

In the early morning of Sunday April 28, 2013, a fire broke out in a quiet Allston neighborhood.  This fire would claim the life of one Boston University student and would injure two other students and six firefighters.  The deceased student was later identified as Binland Lee, a senior studying marine science; she was 22 years old.  Lee’s room was located in the attic of the three story house.  Due to the size of the fire, suppression crews were unable to reach her.