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Teens honored for heroic acts
From left, Craig Laubach, Aaron Heck and Andrew Weaver were honored Thursday for helping to put out a fire last month.
October 4, 2008
LOCK HAVEN — The three youngsters were just goofing around and having a good time, strolling down a back street of Flemington in early September. That is, until they spotted the smoke.
What happened next is a classic tale of cool wits and correct actions in the face of an emergency.
On Thursday, the three young men were rewarded for their efforts — not that they would have asked for anything — on behalf of the Lock Haven Family Practice, 610 High St., Flemington.
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