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Firefighter/Paramedic Casey Bielen (center), learns about safely muzzling a dog last August during a special training event on treating canines. (Metro Wire photo)

Firefighter/Paramedic Casey Bielen (center), learns about safely muzzling a dog last August during a special training event on treating canines. (Metro Wire photo)

K9 dogs can now count on medical treatment by paramedics, EMTs, police

August 18, 2019

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Sunday morning power outages reported across the area
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