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May 1, 2018 @ 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm

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Singerly Training Room – North, 300 Newark Ave
Elkton, MD 21921 United States + Google Map

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1 month ago

We will be conducting a prescribed burn today at Elk Neck State Forest (Cecil County). It will be on the main tract of the Forest near the Arboretum Trail. A total of 36.8 acres of field will be burned in an effort to restore the native grasses and increase habitat opportunities. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

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NR - Elkton Fatal House Fire

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CECIL COUNTY (December 5, 2018) - Deputy State Fire Marshals are conducting an origin and cause investigation of an early morning fire that occurred today in a residential outbuilding located at 929 Blake Road in Elkton. The property is owned by Michael and Dave Stamper.

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2 months ago

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Thanksgiving is by far the leading day for U.S. home cooking fires, so we are reminding you about the dangers of turkey fryers and how they can easily be used unsafely. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

53 years ago#TBT Halloween Edition

In the pre-dawn darkness of October 31, 1965, a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train rumbled through Elkton. As the 118-cars neared the municipal limits on the western edge of town, 41 of them, some of filled with toxic chemicals and liquid propane, derailed. The Sunday tranquility in the county seat was jolted by the noise of the crash, which was sending huge flames and dangerous smoke into the sky.

While Chief Slaughter mobilized his forces and requested aid from as far away as Wilmington and Aberdeen, an enormous explosion sent a towering mushroom type fireball into the sky. Soon 100 firefighters were on hand, struggling to contain the spreading flames.

About 7 a.m. the chief ordered an urgent, mandatory evacuation for parts of western Elkton. The Sunday morning DJ working the early shift at WSER took to the airwaves, broadcasting the emergency information as National Guardsmen went door to door to make sure residents departed immediately.

By 1 p.m. the situation was under control, but it was reported that the fires “would burn all night.” A spokesperson from the railroad said, “it was the worst wreck he had seen in the last 20 years because of the location and the danger from the burning cars, which were filled with poisons and liquid petroleum gas."

Read more about Chief Slaughter here : cecilcounty.wordpress.com/2014/01/26/chief-slaughter-led-singerly-through-a-period-of-growth-and-... ... See MoreSee Less

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I witnessed the wreck ( somewhat ) as a 13 year old living in the manor. Saw numerous blue vertical flashes of light as cars derailed. I stood on bank of swamp at end of road 12 and watched as a tank car ruptured and exploded hours after the wreck. I remember the national guard escorting us out of development for a day. My mother and I snuck back in manor after dark only to have chief Tommy Macintire encourage us to get out quickly due to phosgene gas in tank cars.

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3 months ago

Who wants to win some big money? The $ pots continue to grow and this week we are celebrating Halloween!! Each player will receive a free Halloween dabber, we have 2 bingo baskets to raffle off, plus there are some baskets we will be giving away. So come on out and celebrate with us!! Only $18 for a basic package that gets you almost all your games.

Lucky Ball to start is at $3,816.00
Jackpot 52#'s of less pays out $4,600.00

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Month	Fire	EMS
2017 Totals	1593	5333
Jan	145	496
Feb	131	449
Mar	105	404
Apr	129	447
May	124	430
Jun	130	501
Jul	120	471
Aug	135	479
Sep	145	476
Oct	143	475
Nov	145	442
Dec	131	430
Total	1583	5500

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