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Capt. Victor Torino and firefighter John Hernisey of Mantua’s fire department visited Sewell Elementary School on Oct. 18 to teach kids about the importance of fire safety and the life of a firefighter, among other subjects. Students also got a look at equipment and the inside of a firetruck.

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