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Backhoe operator saves calf swallowed by sinkhole By Robin Hart, The Advocate-Messenger Firefighters have a reputation of rescuing kittens out of trees, but in Perryville, firefighters were called on to rescue a calf from a sinkhole. However, a skilled backhoe operator turned out to be the hero of the day. Read more at amnews.com This story was posted on 2019-11-13 11:22:10
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