Cheryl Horvath is helping train a new generation of badass Tucson women.
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Women from law enforcement agencies across Arizona provide the instruction.
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Assistant Chief Laura Baker is a 20-year veteran of TFD.
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Marianna Mariles heads up a 105-foot firetruck ladder as she takes part in the fifth annual Camp Fury at the Public Safety Academy 10001 S. Wi…
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Firefighter Ryan Osterloh explains to a group of girls how to search a darkened room. Camp Fury is jointly offered by the Girl Scouts and loca…
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Erika Yee catches her breath after fighting a "car fire." Camp Fury encourages girls to consider a firefighting career. They learn about searc…
- Veronica M. Cruz Arizona Daily Star
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Eighteen high school girls from across the region got a glimpse of what it's like to train to fight fires, while also battling their own fears…
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Mariah Albertie, 15, concentrates as she rappels off a five-story building at the Northwest Fire District Training Center during Camp Fury, a …
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