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Breaking bread on Christmas Eve

Firefighters, Camas High grads, mayor give back to community

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Firefighters from the Camas-Washougal Fire Department help out in the kitchen of the Camas Community Center during a free community breakfast on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. Pictured from left to right are firefighter-paramedic Shayne Bradley, firefighter-paramedic Capt. Greg Weisser and firefighter-paramedic Trevor Guay.

Firefighters and their family members packed into the Camas Community Center Monday morning to help the mayor and her daughter with their annual free community breakfast event on Christmas Eve.

“The support from the firefighters’ union has been fantastic,” Camas Mayor Shannon Turk said Monday. “They bought the food. They made the food. We couldn’t have done this without them.”

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