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Michael Speigle As 911 dispatchers, we are constantly taking care of other people’s needs and emergencies. We hear and live through the countless traumas of our callers and those cries for help from our units, but rarely do we find out the outcome before moving to the next call. So, what about us? What about

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Driver caught in floodwater makes it to safety.

It’s a first for Currituck County

Fast action saves child from choking death

Australian EMD goes beyond regular duties to give CPR instructions

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