Capt. Prentice returning to duty in Charleroi

By Mon Valley Independent

By JEFF STITT

jstitt@yourmvi.com

“Captain 33-1 is back in service.” The Charleroi Fire Department shared the news in a social media post Tuesday, adding that after getting a good bill of health, Capt. Matt Prentice is expected to be back on duty this morning.

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