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Grantsville volunteer firefighter answers call from church, dressed in Sunday best

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Among them was Grantsville Fire Department Lt. Jeremey Jex, who arrived at the station still dressed for church. Jex has been a volunteer firefighter for 16 years. Sometimes they're small, sometimes they're major things, but they're all important, he said.

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