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Lyndon Rescue Responds to Multiple Bee Stings
By Tyler Dumont
On September 21, 2012
Multiple people were treated for bee stings near the LSC baseball field late Thursday, according to police scanner reports. Lyndon Rescue was first dispatched to President's Hill, less than a mile from their base station, for a report of a 16-year-old female that was having an allergic reaction and could not breathe. Several of those stung were reported to be students participating in a Saint Johnsbury Academy softball game being held on a field nearby. Reports said that two people were treated for ankle sprains as well. Employees of Lyndon Rescue said they could not comment on the condition of those treated.
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