Award winning and nationally recognized the North Hudson Regional Fire

David Donnarumma has been named the new chief of North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue, the fire department that covers all of northern Hudson County. Donnarummo and three others were promoted in ceremony Tuesday at Waterside Restaurant and Catering in North Bergen. Aside from the new chief, who was promoted from deputy chief, Glen Gavin was promoted from captain to battalion chief, and firefighters Gary Colombo and Kevin Todd were promoted to captain. https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-online-23-september-2022/profile https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-23-september-2022-en-us-4141-5-14p/profile https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-stream-free-broadcast-23-september-2022/profile https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-ontv-23-september-2022/profile https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-23-september-2022/profile https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-online-23-september-2022/profile?mht https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-23-september-2022-en-us-4141-5-14p/profile?mht https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-stream-free-broadcast-23-september-2022/profile?mht https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-ontv-23-september-2022/profile?mht https://www.artofthebrush.ie/profile-1/brazil-vs-ghana-live-free-broadcast-23-september-2022/profile?mht https://pastebin.com/2k9qeBcs http://th.cpp.sh/72xuw https://challonge.com/utf2r5eo https://replit.com/@StevenCoo/dzfvdsfdsfds?v=1 https://pastelink.net/zot3jlgr https://www.vingle.net/posts/4786333 https://paste2.org/n651cXjN https://www.geany.org/p/KOOEh/ https://dotnetfiddle.net/K1Ic6B https://paste.rs/W03 https://pasteio.com/xOpKZFtcWH3l https://paste.ee/p/4uvSz https://p.teknik.io/lvcEX https://bitbin.it/x3XQUQx4/ https://paiza.io/projects/5aZQi-6zcVxNucNwu6U7Nw http://paste.jp/e2893eff/ https://notes.io/qfkjQ https://ideone.com/mRpWE9 https://ide.geeksforgeeks.org/c78ef574-a2a0-48ab-856a-edb97968a1fe https://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/1fb5d8cf4f3689ed “I’m not looking to reinvent the wheel, my goal is to merely improve upon it,” Donnarumma said. “I swear to all the great men and women serving under me that I am as committed to your safety as I am that of our residents. My colleagues and I will be devoted to researching and investing in the best possible equipment, strategies, and systems to make your jobs as easy and safe as possible.” Donnarumma began his NHRFR career in 1992 and rose through the ranks before being promoted to battalion chief in 2007 and deputy chief in 2012. He attended North Bergen High School and graduated from New Jersey’s City University cumma laude. His brother Michael recently retired from the fire department as a captain after 32 years of service. Weehawken Mayor Richard Turner, North Bergen Mayor Nick Sacco, North Bergen Commissioner Julio Marenco, West New York Mayor Gabriel Rodgriguez, NHRFR board members John Haberman, Anthony Vainieri, Martin Martinetti, Jose Munoz, and Co-Executive Directors Jeff Welz and Michael DeOrio, attended the event along with proud family members of the firefighters. ”I am immensely proud of our department and grateful to these men for their consistent level of expertise, professionalism, and commitment to serving their community throughout their careers,” said Turner, chairman of NHRFR’s Management Committee. “Congratulations to all the members of our department being promoted, as each of them have done outstanding work and truly earned this honor. I am confident and feel secure knowing that we have a tremendous group of leaders in place who will guide the next generation of firefighters into the future.” Award winning and nationally recognized the North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue is one of the largest regionalized fire departments in the United States. It covers the North Hudson municipalities of Guttenberg, North Bergen, Union City, Weehawken and West New York. A township zoning board member muttered a racist slur during the application process to open a proposed Islamic daycare center in Teaneck, according to court documents and a statement from the Council on American-Islamic Relations. The alleged racist statement made by Teaneck zoning board member Edward Mulligan in 2019 was revealed in a recent court deposition that is part of an ongoing legal battle over plans to open the daycare center, said officials from the council, known as CAIR-NJ. Selaedin Maksut, executive director of CAIR-NJ, is asking Teaneck Mayor James Dunleavy to censure Mulligan. The zoning board member allegedly made the bigoted remarks about Muslims several years ago during a board meeting to discuss vehicle pickups of children at the proposed center. “During court testimonies, it came to light that Edward Mulligan (had) muttered a bigoted comment about pickup by camel — a stereotypical reference to Arabs — when members were discussing car and bus pickup procedures for the proposed Islamic center,” Maksut said in a statement. In a June 17 deposition obtained by NJ Advance Media, attorney Atif Rehman testified he was sitting next to zoning board members when the comments were allegedly made by Mulligan, “under his breath, kind of to himself.” A 5-year-old girl was hospitalized unconscious but in stable condition after she nearly drowned Thursday in a swimming pool at a motel in North Wildwood, authorities said. Police and firefighters were called about 5:50 p.m. to a report of a child near the pool who wasn’t breathing, according to North Wildwood Fire Chief Dominick McClain. “On arrival there were lay people (attempting) to give CPR,” McClain said. The child had been staying with her family at the Roman Holiday Resort motel on John F. Kennedy Beach Drive when the incident occurred. McClain said security video showed the girl jumping in and out of the pool with five other children as parents watched from nearby. At one point in the video, the girl appears to hit her head on another child’s elbow, slips under the water’s surface and doesn’t not come up on her own, the chief said. A man nearby pulled the girl out of the water as others attempted to revive her. Arriving firefighters took over CPR and performed other lifesaving measures before the girl was flown to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia