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Amy Calder

Amy Calder

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Reporter and Columnist, Morning Sentinel

Waterville

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  • Maine fire chiefs call for funding for more medics, additional ambulance

    By Amy Calder Verified| FireRescue1 Verified By Amy CalderMorning SentinelWATERVILLE, N.Y. — Everett Flannery III says what keeps him up at night is a scenario in which the city’s two ambulances are traveling bumper-to-bumper down Interstate 95 toward the hospital in Augusta and someone in Waterville goes into cardiac arrest. Flannery, deputy chief of EMS for Waterville Fire Department, says that means the city would have to call for Delta Ambulance or another town that has transport ability to respond to the cardiac call.

    By Amy Calder Verified · FireRescue1

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Counting our Easter blessings

    By Amy Calder Verified| Kennebec Journal Verified Use limited data to select contentPersonalised advertising, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.

    By Amy Calder Verified · Kennebec Journal

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Maine fire chiefs call for funding for more medics, additional ambulance

    By Amy Calder Verified| FireRescue1 Verified By Amy CalderMorning SentinelWATERVILLE, N.Y. — Everett Flannery III says what keeps him up at night is a scenario in which the city’s two ambulances are traveling bumper-to-bumper down Interstate 95 toward the hospital in Augusta and someone in Waterville goes into cardiac arrest. Flannery, deputy chief of EMS for Waterville Fire Department, says that means the city would have to call for Delta Ambulance or another town that has transport ability to respond to the cardiac call.

    By Amy Calder Verified · FireRescue1

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Morning Sentinel

Morning Sentinel is a newspapers company based out of 31 Front St, Waterville, Maine, United States.

Augusta, United States

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