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A 100-year firefighting tradition ended with Hackensack fire chief's retirement

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Chief Thomas Freeman has been with the Hackensack Fire Department for 40 years. He joined the department in 1983 and rose through the ranks. In 1988, five firefighters lost their lives in a fire at a Ford dealership. The Ford fire led to reform in firefighting across the country.

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A 100-year firefighting tradition ended with Hackensack fire chief's retirement

It was the end of an era on Friday when Chief Thomas Freeman walked out of the city Fire Department doors for the last time, capping a 40-year career.

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