History fills our human need for tales about our community and about the things that we have done. Understanding the service of today involves accurately recalling history. History can offer potential solutions to current problems and help guide and direct us when solving them.
History is every bit as fantastic and as exciting as a novel.
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New Photo and Transcribed Articles
Some new additions to the website this morning. Newly transcribed articles... Thanks to volunteer B. Hossack for transcribing the following articles: Thanks Ken Foster for this great photo from the Hully Gully fire -...
Garage fire uncovers drug lab on Ontario Street
London fire crews discovered a drug lab following a garage fire earlier this month. London fire crews discovered a drug lab following a garage fire earlier this month. On March 11, emergency crews...
London Fire Chief Retires
The City of London announced today that Fire Chief John Kobarda will be retiring from his position, effective immediately. Chief Kobarda has been a member of the London Fire Department for 27 years. He joined...
Thank You Chapters & Indigo Kids
Thankyou Chapters & Indigo Kids. Had a great time teaching all those kids about fire safety. 🚒@chaptersindigo @LPFFA @LdnOntTV pic.twitter.com/LBW8RbsPnG — Jason Poole (@FPOPoole) March 16, 2018
Provincial Trucks of London
In 1979 London purchased these two rigs from King Seagrave for the total price of $65,000 .... for both. These 1979 International/King Seagrave rigs were built as demonstrators for the Ontario...
Firefighters help at the scene of a collision on Wellington
Firefighters help make a minor repair at the scene of a collision on Wellington north of Dufferin yesterday in #ldnont pic.twitter.com/eojxb2KoX4 — Ross Howey (@RossHoweyPhoto) March 13, 2018
