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The Domino Theory playing there last 2 songs at Phoenixville YMCA. Watch til the end! Filmed and edited by Bruce. www.myspace.com/tckt
Time Stamp is From About 45 Minutes After Fire was Discovered. 8/1/2007 What started as a busy day for the PFD, ended after an exhaustive battle against a raging apartment building fire at 175 Prospect St in downtown Phoenixville. Members at Station 65 had returned from a busy morning which included a fire alarm, a disaster drill at the Golden Living Center, and a cardiac arrest when the crew began to hear the faint beeping of a nearby smoke detector. Upon looking out the windows at the back of the station office, members noticed smoke coming from the doorway of the building directly to the rear of the station with people evacuating and a strong odor smoke in the air. Battalion 65 immediately notified the CCFB at 11:34AM and requested a dispatch for a building fire to the rear of Station 65 in the 100 block of Prospect Street. Ladder and Battalion 65 pulled around the block and found smoke showing from a two and three-story multiple occupancy apartment building. Battalion 65 established command and requested the Working Fire Dispatch. The ladder crew made entry, conducted a primary search and found fire involving a kitchen in one of the units. Engine 66 and Engine 67 arrived next and crews began to stretch lines into the building. The fire in the kitchen was knocked down but as crews began to open up, it was evident that there was significant extension in the walls and ceiling. Crews from Valley Forge stretched additional lines and Tower 61 ventilated the roof and covered the Bridge St side of the large building. Conditions began to deteriorate and a 2nd Alarm was requested. As additional resources arrived and went to work, conditions continued to worsen and a 3rd Alarm was requested with additional EMS units to treat exhausted firefighters who were operating in high heat and humidity. After an aggressive interior attack failed to bring the rapidly spreading fire under control, command ordered the building evacuated and all companies prepared for defensive heavy duty water operations. Shortly after the building was evacuated and all firefighters were accounted for, heavy fire consumed the second and third floors and numerous master stream devices were directed into the building and onto nearby exposures. The bulk of the fire was darkened down within 15 minutes of master stream operations and mutual aid companies were able to cut off the spread of fire down a group of 6 three story row dwellings. The fire was placed under control several hours after initial units arrived onscene and crews worked into the early evening wetting down the building while the fire marshal's worked to determine the cause and origin. Numerous fire companies operated from several different counties and as many as 45 pieces of apparatus were onscene with over 100 firefighters working. Three firefighters were transported to Phoenixville Hospital during this fire with none life threatening injuries and all were treated and released several hours later. The Red Cross provided assistance with finding housing for the 25 displaced residents and no civilian injuries were reported. Final units cleared the scene sometime after 7PM Wednesday evening and the cause is still under investigation.
Lynn & Eric Miller host the premiere opening of the Healing Arts CoffeeHouse Oct 4, 2008 Phoenixville, PA, live acoustic music with Joe Reilly, Angela Falco, Frances Miller, Clint Goss, Ron Kravitz, SpiritGrass & MysticSong, 4Healingarts.com * First Saturday of each month!
01/22/2008 Firefighters from Phoenixville and the surrounding area battled a 2 Alarm row-house fire in the 200 block of Hall Street late Tuesday afternoon. Initial 911 calls at 5:19 PM reported a fire near the Phoenixville Civic Center and crews quickly found a 3-story row house at 218 Hall Street with heavy smoke showing from the front and fire showing from the rear. An aggressive interior attack knocked down the fire that was throughout the entire first floor of 218 Hall Street with extension to the 2nd floor and the row homes on both sides. Quick actions by the approximately 75 firefighters onscene limited the fire spread and contained the worst damage to the original dwelling. Extensive overhaul was performed and crews remained onscene for several hours wetting down hot spots and assisting fire investigators. The fire, which caused over $300,000 in damage, remains under investigation by authorities. Fortunately there were no civilian or firefighter injuries, however some pets were lost.
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A Recap of 2007 in the Phoenixville Fire Department.
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I did this one in Afghanistan to honor those that think just because their boots touch foreign sand that they have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Give me a break, you losers.
http://www.privatelessons.com | PHOENIXVILLE, PA | PrivateLessons.com Soundbites | A loyal PrivateLessons.com member Janellen Farmer is one of the busiest singing artists. Graduated from The Curtis Institute of Music as an operatic singer, Janellen is equally at home in the pop, jazz and rock genres. As a result of a jazz concert at New York's Carnegie Hall, she released "Lazy Afternoon," her first jazz CD. A dedicated private voice teacher, Janellen maintained a full teaching studio in Valley Forge Pennsylvania area.
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting.
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting.
01/22/2008 Firefighters from Phoenixville and the surrounding area battled a 2 Alarm row-house fire in the 200 block of Hall Street late Tuesday afternoon. Initial 911 calls at 5:19 PM reported a fire near the Phoenixville Civic Center and crews quickly found a 3-story row house at 218 Hall Street with heavy smoke showing from the front and fire showing from the rear. An aggressive interior attack knocked down the fire that was throughout the entire first floor of 218 Hall Street with extension to the 2nd floor and the row homes on both sides. Quick actions by the approximately 75 firefighters onscene limited the fire spread and contained the worst damage to the original dwelling. Extensive overhaul was performed and crews remained onscene for several hours wetting down hot spots and assisting fire investigators. The fire, which caused over $300,000 in damage, remains under investigation by authorities. Fortunately there were no civilian or firefighter injuries, however some pets were lost.
Uploaded using FlipShare. A small town outside Philadelphia has an annual festival where clay birds made by local artists are fired in a pit beneath a wooden phoenix set on fire to warm up the frosty, full moon December night. Local crowds eagerly participate to light the bird and see the fireworks.
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting.
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A Tour of Reeves Park in Phoenixville by Mark Fink
01/22/2008 Firefighters from Phoenixville and the surrounding area battled a 2 Alarm row-house fire in the 200 block of Hall Street late Tuesday afternoon. Initial 911 calls at 5:19 PM reported a fire near the Phoenixville Civic Center and crews quickly found a 3-story row house at 218 Hall Street with heavy smoke showing from the front and fire showing from the rear. An aggressive interior attack knocked down the fire that was throughout the entire first floor of 218 Hall Street with extension to the 2nd floor and the row homes on both sides. Quick actions by the approximately 75 firefighters onscene limited the fire spread and contained the worst damage to the original dwelling. Extensive overhaul was performed and crews remained onscene for several hours wetting down hot spots and assisting fire investigators. The fire, which caused over $300,000 in damage, remains under investigation by authorities. Fortunately there were no civilian or firefighter injuries, however some pets were lost.
Behind the scenes of the expansion of the Phoenixville YMCA
M. Knight Shyamalan directs Mark Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel in a scene from "The Happening," outside of the G-Lodge in Phoenixville, PA.
Scythian plays Hills of Donegal at the Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville, PA in May 2008
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting. Django's Tears played on 1934 Gibson with original tuning gears. He had to tune the guitar a couple of times during the song as he was playing!
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting.
Concert in phoenixville, PA June 10, 2008. There was a huge storm that night and the power went out in the whole town just as the show started. Tommy Emmanuel played the entire concert unplugged and unamplified, with flashlight and candles as lighting.