Firefighter’s home destroyed by blaze

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ST. ALBANS – Four local fire departments fought in vain to save a St. Albans firefighter’s house after it caught fire Friday morning. St. Albans Fire Chief Jamie Cooper said that at about 8 a.m. a passer-by reported that a house on Grant Road was…
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ST. ALBANS – Four local fire departments fought in vain to save a St. Albans firefighter’s house after it caught fire Friday morning.

St. Albans Fire Chief Jamie Cooper said that at about 8 a.m. a passer-by reported that a house on Grant Road was burning. Fire crews from Hartland, Corinna and Pittsfield assisted St. Albans firefighters in fighting what proved to be a “very stubborn fire,” Cooper said.

No one was injured, but firefighter Jason Morris, his wife and their two children lost their home. Morris had been with the department for about a month, Cooper said.

The fire is believed to have started in the cellar, near the furnace.


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