BOSTON (CBS) – Edward “Eddie” Walsh Jr. was always among the first to enter a burning building. That was the case again on Wednesday, March 26 when the Boston Fire Lieutenant braved his way into a 4-story brick building at 298 Beacon Street. He and
The Bruins honored the Boston Fire Department before Thursday night's game against the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden with a moment of silence. Lt. Ed Walsh and firefighter Michael Kennedy died Wednesday while
The deaths were confirmed by the fire department in a post on Twitter Wednesday night. The fire began in the basement and quickly climbed up the four-story building, the Boston Fire Department said on its Twitter page. It posted images of the blaze
BOSTON (AP) — Officials say two firefighters killed by a fast-moving, wind-driven fire that ripped through a Boston brownstone died after they were trapped in the basement. Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Finn identified the two as Lt. Edward J. Walsh and
The Bruins honored the Boston Fire Department before Thursday night's game against the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden with a moment of silence. Lt. Ed Walsh and firefighter Michael Kennedy died Wednesday while battling a nine-alarm fire in the Back