Dutchess couple save 4 children from icy waters in Hyde Park; revive girl
A couple from Dutchess are being hailed heroes for helping save the lives of four children after they fell into an icy pond in Hyde Park on Sunday.
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Mar 8, 2022, 12:31 AM
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10h agoA couple from Dutchess are being hailed heroes for helping
save the lives of four children after they fell into an icy pond in Hyde Park
on Sunday.
Roosevelt Fire District Member Wendy Burns and her husband, Donny,
were passing by, when they noticed the kids in the water.
They immediately pulled over and sprang into action – pulling the
girl to safety and performing CPR to revive her.
Two children were rushed to the hospital, the others were
released to their parents.
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