Food court fire at mall caused by spontaneous combustion of cleaning rags
read more…: Food court fire at mall caused by spontaneous combustion of cleaning ragsA late-night fire at the mall food court caused about $5,000 in damage Tuesday.
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A late-night fire at the mall food court caused about $5,000 in damage Tuesday.
Firefighters evacuated residents upon arrival, and no injuries were reported.
A fire caused by careless smoking caused about $1,500 in damages to a home on Notre Dame Ave. Tuesday night.
Damage was estimated to be about $30,000.
A school bus transporting Pelham student-athletes and two coaches was involved in an accident with a pick-up truck Monday night on the I-293 on-ramp in Manchester.
The owner of the vehicle said he parked his car and left it, and when he returned, it was floating away.
On May 1 at approximately 12:30 p.m. Manchester Fire Department was dispatched to Lafayette Park on Notre Dame Avenue for a report of a man stuck in a tree.
No injuries were reported in the early-morning fire.
A neighbor alerted the fire department after noticing smoke coming from a third-floor bedroom.
Quick work by the fire crews opening up and extinguished the fire.
The cause of the fire was determined to be an unattended candle.
Fire damaged a home on the city’s West Side.
The fire caused about $5,000 in damage, fire officials estimated.
City fire crews responded to several water problem and motor vehicle accident calls on Thursday due to the heavy rain, ponding and snow melt on roads.
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No injuries reported and damage was minimal due to quick response and automatic alarm system, fire official said.
Radiant heat from the fire damaged the adjacent garage and was threatening a third vehicle in the driveway as well as the two-family home.
The fire was contained to the room of origin. There was minimal fire damage but extensive smoke damage throughout the apartment. Nobody was home at the time of the fire. The fire is under investigation.
Three of the injured firefighters were taken to Elliot Hospital for treatment of burns and lacerations.