By EMS1 Staff BERKELEY, HEIGHTS, N.J. — A recently certified EMT and high school senior can’t stop smiling after helping to deliver a baby last week. Eighteen-year-old Nicole Segalini is a member of the Berkeley Heights Volunteer Rescue Squad which arrived at the home of the Windts March 10 to help deliver a baby girl. Angela Windt said her water broke two weeks before her due date. “I ...
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