Here's a twist on the old firefighter-saves-treed-cat story. Tacoma Fire reports that earlier this week, a crew saved a large owl that had been snagged on fishing line in a tree on the banks of the Puyallup River.
Here's a twist on the old firefighter-saves-treed-cat story. Tacoma Fire reports that earlier this week, a crew saved a large owl that had been snagged on fishing line in a tree on the banks of the Puyallup River.
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A barn owl rescued by firefighters last month was released Wednesday. The animal had been tangled in fishing line in a tree by the Puyallup River for several hours before Tacoma Fire crews rescued it.
Crews are fighting what they say is a fire at a marijuana grow operation near the 2600 block of South Holgate Street, according to Tacoma Fire.
Crews responded just after 7 p.m. to a basement fire at house near South 36th Street and South Sheridan Avenue in Tacoma.
Tacoma fire crews quickly doused flames at a boat motor repair shop that caught fire this morning.
Crews responded early this morning to flames at a vacant house in the 1900 block of South Yakima Avenue, according to Tacoma Fire.
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