Friday morning fire claims dog’s life
No one was home at the time of the fire, but the fire killed the residents' pet dog.
When firefighters arrived at about
When entering the structure, firefighters had to contend with heavy fire on the first and second floors and into the attic, Fiscus said.
"It took quite a while to put it out," Fiscus said. "It took about 20 minutes to get it under control, then 80 minutes to put it all out."
No firefighters were seriously injured. But the fire chief said some men, particularly an unnamed firefighter who partially fell through the floor and was able to pull himself to safety, sustained minor injuries. <<--SOMETHING MISSING IN SENT
Fiscus said the fire started in the kitchen area and the cause is undetermined. The state police fire marshal is unable to assist with the investigation due to staffing constraints, so the fire will be investigated by
"There is nothing that appears suspicious at all," he said.
Fiscus said the house is owned by
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