More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
When someone suffers a heart attack, seconds count.
If you or your organization want to learn CPR, let the Natick Fire Department CPR team teach you.
Please contact the team coordinator: Firefighter Alan Gentile at agentile@natickma.org
The location is TBA and will be emailed out approximately one week ahead of the scheduled class time.
When someone suffers a heart attack, seconds count.
Let the Natick Fire Department help you be ready at its free cardiopulmonary resuscitation/automated external defibrillator classes taught by the NFD CPR/AED Team.
October 15th CPR/AED 6:30-9:00 pm
October 27th CPR/AED 3:30-6:00 pm
The location is TBA and will be e-mailed out about 1 week ahead of time. Please email Firefighter Alan Gentile at agentile@natickma.org with the date you would like to take the class.
Natick police and fire department members observed the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks at a brief ceremony at 9:55am on Friday, which included a moment of silence to remember those who lost or injured in the terrorist attacks.
AMVETS Post #79
AMVETS Post #79
Natick VFW Post #1274
Natick Police & Fire stations
Natick Police & Fire stations
Natick Police & Fire stations
Natick Police & Fire stationsThe Natick Fire Department announced this week that firefighte and paramedic John “Jake” F. Feeney IV passed away at his home on Aug. 4. He had only graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy in Springfield in February.
The fire department issued this statement: “In his short time with us Jake served with skill and compassion as part of our public safety family. All of our members are feeling his loss deeply. He will be missed. Please keep his family in your thoughts. Rest easy, Jake. We’ve got the watch from here.”
I was simply trying to take a few photos of businesses like Total Wine & Guitar Center at Cloverleaf Mall this morning so we’d have them in our Natick Report media library if needed in the future.
But what do I see when I arrive and pull in to the near0-empty Hampton Inn parking lot at 7:30am-ish?
Two Natick fire engines, another Natick Fire Department vehicle, two Natick Police cars, and a dozen or more masked people who were either working on the construction site at the mall or prepping for their retail days. All right in front of what I was going to photograph.
The excitement cleared out for the most part about 15 minutes after I got there, and the alarm that had been tweeting had been silenced. (Left a message with NPD just to double check on whether this was anything more interesting than it appeared to be…)
