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Evart Family Left Picking Up The Pieces After Fire Destroys Home

Evart Family Left Picking Up The Pieces After Fire Destroys Home
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Osceola Co Sheriff s Office seeking info regarding suspicious fire

REED CITY â A hay fire reported in Osceola County s Sylvan Township is being considered suspicious, according to the Osceola County Sheriff Office. The sheriff s office was dispatched to a River Road address in Sylvan Township for a suspicious fire on March 13. Osceola County Undersheriff Jed Avery said fire departments were dispatched at 6:35 p.m. March 13 and eventually called for police to be on the scene by 8 p.m. Police said there were multiple fire departments on the scene trying to extinguish 50 round hay bales that caught fire. During their investigation, the Evart Fire Department deemed this fire highly suspicious, according to police.

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Evart Fire Department Closely Watching Muskegon River Conditions

9 & 10 News February 11, 2021 The Evart Fire Department says the recent cold weather has caused all that ice to form. That has caused the river to back up in several spots. The fire chief says water levels rose about two feet in the last couple of days, but have started to come down. Heavy ice on the Muskegon River can create problems for people with homes near the river, which is why the fire department plans to keep a close eye on what happens with the ice. “We’re watching the ice, making sure that it’s moving and stuff like that, as best it can. If it starts piling up, we’ll have to work on what we’re going to do with that, but just monitoring, making sure water is not flooding over roads and subdivisions and stuff like that, that we usually get in the spring,” said Fire Chief Shane Helmer.

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