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Local firefighter heads to Texas to help with disaster relief efforts

Firefighter-Paramedic Mark Widlund, a 14-year veteran of the Camas-Washougal Fire Department, is providing medical assistance to victims of Hurricane Harvey

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Firefighter-paramedic Mark Widlund, pictured here in the center, with Camas-Washougal Battalion Chief Mark Ervin (left) and C-W firefighter-paramedic Nick Ober (right), at a Sept. 11 memorial service in 2014, has deployed to Texas to help with disaster relief efforts.

A local firefighter-paramedic is assisting with hurricane disaster relief efforts in Texas this week.

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