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Vol. 27, No. 8
November 12 - 18, 2020
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Remembering the Romero Fire
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Local mom donates kidney to San Diego mom
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Profile: CCP Family Liaison Angelica Ornelas
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Scouts put work in on Santa Monica Creek Trail
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On Oct. 7, 1971, Gerald Fred Hotchkiss was critically injured in the line of duty while fighting the Romero Fire. On that day, the deadly fire took the lives of four firefighters and severely injured two men, including Hotchkiss. Earlier this week, Hotchkiss’ son John, center, helped Carpinteria Summerland Fire Protection District firefighters Daniel Fawcett, left, and Brian Lombardi, right, to install a memorial plaque on the mountain side of the gazebo at the top of the Toro Canyon Trailhead overlooking the hills that both the Romero and Thomas fires ravaged. John’s brother James was also there, along with Fire Inspector Todd Jenkins, Fire Marshall Rob Rappaport and Toro Canyon Park rangers.
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Westerlay gives sales to Breast Cancer Resource Center