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Calif. firefighters undergo specialized training for horse rescue operations

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By Carol Cormaci Verified
| FireRescue1 Verified
By Carol Cormaci Daily Pilot ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. — Last week found members of the Orange County Fire Authority’s Urban Search & Rescue Team in San Juan Capistrano participating in a decidedly different kind of fire drill, one during which they learned the ropes (and reins ) of horse rescue operations.
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Inside Orange County's one-of-a-kind horse rescue training

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By Carol Cormaci Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Last week found members of the Orange County Fire Authority 's Urban Search & Rescue Team in San Juan Capistrano participating in a decidedly different kind of fire drill, one during which they learned the ropes (and reins ) of horse rescue operations. The firefighters were hosted at the Shea Center for Therapeutic Riding, where Daily Pilot contributing writer and photographer Eric Licas joined them to learn the ins and outs of the operation for this story.
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Ashes to action: Lahaina's lesson lands in Laguna Beach

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By Carol Cormaci Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Lele Aloha, a Hawaiian nonprofit, was in Orange County last week to present a sobering documentary, "Lahaina : Voices of Change." The organization, according to its mission statement, was created "to honor Hawai 'i 's rich genealogy for 'ohana ; protecting land, ocean, water resources, and building healthy communities - beginning with L āhain ā, " following the August 2023 wildfire that leveled the historic town and took the lives of more than 100 people.
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