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D.C. Remembers Former Fire Chief Kenneth Ellerbe

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District leaders and residents continue to mourn the death of former D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services [EMS] Chief Kenneth B. Ellerbe. Ellerbe, 61, was found dead in his home […]

The post D.C. Remembers Former Fire Chief Kenneth Ellerbe appeared first on The Washington Informer.

Source: The Washington Informer

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