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Former Fire Chief [Alfred LeBlanc] \"Fred\" LeBlanc was named Mount Wachusett Community College's Alumnus of the Year and will be honored at the school's 47th commencement May 17. \"I was quite honored, it's obviously a very distinguished award,\" LeBlanc said Wednesday. \"I'm pretty humbled that they would select me.\" \"He's dynamic, he's creative, he is committed to community, he's committed to firefighting and particularly training,\" [Daniel Asquino] said. \"He's an individual highly respected in the field.\"

Councilor at large Dennis Rosa said the ambulance service has generated enough money in the past to replace emergency vehicles. The money goes straight to the general fund, however, often scooped up by other departments in need. A private ambulance company, Medstar, is always on hand to take Leominster emergency calls along with any of the city's engines and ladder trucks, which are all equipped with defibrillators and necessary medical supplies. Some city councilors are also suggesting the department increase ambulance services in the city by moving to advanced life support (ALS).

The department paid out about $690,000 for overtime in fiscal year 2005, and [Alfred LeBlanc] asked for another $700,000 in appropriations for this fiscal year. \"I think the trend will continue as it is. There's no way to avoid it, actually,\" LeBlanc said. \"It's cyclic. ... You go through 30-year cycles. What we're getting now is firefighters who entered in the early-to mid-1970's retiring. We'll be there for a few years until they're all replaced.\"

PHOTOS; T&G Staff Photos/MARK C. IDE; (1) Fire equipment surrounds the building housing City Stationers and a vacant grain mill. (2) The basement of the building that houses City Stationers is a mess after the two-alarm fire. Years ago, the building held a grain mill, which is about four stories high and in the back of the structure, Deputy Chief [Alfred LeBlanc] said. The building, which has a shorter section in front and off to the side, was converted to a hardware store and then to City Stationers, he said. The building is in residential section of the city.

Alfred Leo LeBlanc, 69, of Hampton, passed away Tuesday, December 8, 2015.

Deputy [Alfred A. LeBlanc] said the driver, whose name was not available last night, was heading north on West Street and turning left onto Merritt Street when the truck hit the power lines.

A retired agrologist with the New Brunswick Department of Agriculture for 37 years, [Alfred A.

The 1 p.m. fire, near the Northboro border, was brought under control in about three hours, with assistance from Northboro firefighters, Shrewsbury Fire Capt. Gerald LaFlamme said. Juan M. Meza, 61, of 19 Princeton Road, Leominster, was conscious when rescuers arrived. He apparently was suffering from internal injuries, according to Deputy Fire Chief Alfred LeBlanc. Meza was listed in fair condition at the University of Massachusetts Hospital in Worcester last night, according to a nursing supervisor.

Heavy smoke spread throughout the building, but the fire was contained to the kitchen of Diana Santiago's apartment and residents were allowed to return to their dwellings, [Alfred LeBlanc] said. LeBlanc said heavy smoke spread through the seven-unit building, but the fire was contained to resident Theresa Cormier's apartment.