Holidays 2019

Firefighters ring the bell for donations

Photo by Haley Ausbun. Renton Regional Fire Authority Firefighters volunteered to ring the Salvation Army Bell for the classic holiday red kettle at the downtown Renton Fred Meyer, Saturday, Dec. 7. Left to right: Lt. Dylan Guyll, Greg LeBlanc and Lead Deputy Fire Marshall Eric Donnerstag.


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