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Ron Eddie’s story: Paramedic’s survival highlights importance of CPR training

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By Julia O'Keefe Verified
| WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA) Verified
WESTFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Ron Eddie, a paramedic from Westfield, survived a cardiac arrest in March thanks to the immediate actions of his wife, Nancy Morrissey, and the swift response of emergency services. Eddie is now sharing his story to educate the public on the vital importance of learning cardiopulmonary resuscitation. His experience highlights the critical role of timely interventions when all the steps of the American Heart Association’s ‘Chain of Survival’ come together.
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Icy roads and freezing rain create hazardous morning commute

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By Julia O'Keefe Verified
| WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA) Verified
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Freezing rain overnight left roads icy and hazardous, creating a messy morning commute on Monday. Local drivers are urged to exercise caution as winter weather continues to pose challenges. The overnight freezing rain resulted in a slippery layer of ice on the roads, complicating travel for many. Nathan Crevier, a visitor in Chicopee, shared that conditions forced him to drive slower than expected.
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Charter invests $50M for faster internet in underserved Mass. areas

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By Julia O'Keefe Verified
| WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA) Verified
WILBRAHAM, Mass. (WWLP) – Charter Communications announced a $50 million investment to expand broadband access in Massachusetts, aiming to deliver faster internet to underserved areas. The investment is part of Charter’s Network Evolution Project, which seeks to enhance internet speeds and connectivity across the state. The announcement was made in Wilbraham, where local and state officials gathered to celebrate the initiative’s progress. “We’re now working on the last two-tenths of 1%.
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