Fire chief’s wife pushes back on township claims
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July 16, 2026

Fire chief’s wife pushes back on township claims

Doug Stewart remains unable to comment

By Kyle Meddles 

Sharon Stewart, the wife of Jerome Township Fire Chief Doug Stewart, says that every major allegation the township has pressed against her husband has been taken out of context and paints an incomplete picture of events.

“Their stuff is not adding up, and that’s why I say they need to stop diggin...

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