Members of the Alligator Point St. Teresa Volunteer Fire Department flip the dirt on the new firehouse. The road base was cleared, the slab poured and the footers started prior to Saturday’s event. [ David Adlerstein | The Times ]
On a bluff overlooking Alligator Harbor, the Alligator Point St. Teresa Volunteer Fire Department celebrated a pair of successes Saturday afternoon, one made of brick, the other made of flesh and blood.In terms of concrete, the event was the groundbreaking for a new professionally-built fire station, to be located on the highest land on the...
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