Honoring Our Heroes This Memorial Day Today, the volunteers of the Pennington Fire Company pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and selflessness are the foundation of the freedoms we cherish every day. As we gather with family and friends, we reflect on their legacy with deep gratitude. From our firehouse family to yours—have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day. Let us never forget those who gave everything for our nation We hope to see you all at the Pennington Memorial Day parade today!

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Tower 51, and Hopewell Twp. Emergency Services staffing Quint 52, Engine 50 and Tanker 53 on location of the Watershed for an activated alarm.

Yesterday Pennington volunteers were dispatched into Ewing Twp. In the 800 block of Lower Ferry Road for a reported apartment fire with victims trapped. First arriving companies were met with fire and heavy smoke conditions on the 4th floor. Pennington volunteers on Engine 51 assisted with primary search efforts and removal of multiple victims along with the evacuation of other tenants. The Crew off Tower 51 assited with ventilation of the fire floor. Through all the effort put forward by fire, police and ems unfortunately a child had perished from injuries sustained in this inncident. Multiple others were transported to near-by medical facilities. Photos: Unkown