The Washington Post’s Post

Tyler Sowden was on a phone call in his family’s Cleveland home Friday when he heard a scream. Sowden, 16, rushed outside and saw black smoke pouring from a nearby house. He ran to his garage, grabbed a ladder — and filled with adrenaline — raced with the roughly 100-pound ladder past about 10 houses until he reached the one on fire. A woman, a baby and a child were on the home’s second-story porch roof. The woman screamed for help as smoke billowed behind her. Sowden set up the ladder, then climbed up and grabbed the 11-month-old with his left arm while holding the ladder with his right. https://lnkd.in/gpyjcXa7

Steve Selman

Independent Writing and Editing Professional

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And this paper needs saving too. Who'll do it?

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George Rollins

Retired Computer Technician at Walters State

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A leader in the making

Brilliantly done, and so fast too, we need more people who spring into action when the situation calls for it.

Mark Sowden

Residential director at The "LIA" house.

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I’m very proud of my grandson

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