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CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock Newt Staff Writer |* This is the fifth and final article in a ties about teenagers who fight fires and rescue calls in Rappahannock County. Chris Ubben joined Chester Gap Fire 1 Rescue five years ago when he was 14. He graduated from RCHS in 1995 and
works full time as a deputy and jailer
| the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, but [still had time to run nine calls in January, [the winter, he said, there are a lot more fecks to respond to, especially deer ecks near the research center on the irren County side. He said that Chester Gap always has k>d turnouts for calls. “A lot of the guys Ere are my cousins. It is a community k*g ” said Chris. He said that a lot of the pmbers spend more time at the firehall an at home because they get so involved id want to be there for calls. Chris is really committed to rescue ^>rk. “I like to help people. I like to run the 'ills. I see things I could do without (the e9ks and things), but if we didn’t do it
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