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Veteran Nashua firefighter retires after nearly 3 decades on the job

Veteran Nashua firefighter retires after nearly 3 decades on the job

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NASHUA, N.H.- Nashua Firefighter Dave “Dave-Bob” Robert is retiring after 27 years with Nashua Fire Rescue.

Robert began his career as a firefighter and was promoted to serve as W-1 Superintendent of the Fire Alarm Division, where his knowledge and dedication assisted in keeping crews connected and the community safe.

Nashua’s Fire Chief Steve Buxton and the Board of Fire Commission along with members of Nashua Fire Fighters IAFF Local 789 both past and present offered their thanks and best wishes to Mr. Robert for his years of service

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