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The residents were able to make it out safely because the passerby told them the house was on fire, firefighters said.

Vinat Horakeri said his smoke alarms weren’t set off and that he only woke up because of the people who alerted him.

The hydraulic rescue tool was used to remove the car's roof.

The two-family home sustained fire, smoke, and water damage, firefighters said.

The building on Palmer Avenue was home of the Holy Ghost Church at one point.

The Syracuse Fire Department hazmat team assisted the DeWitt Fire Department in safely burning the propane, firefighters said.

One of the people hospitalized was inside the house when the car hit, firefighters said.

Around 6:30 a.m., a fire was reported at a two-story house on Oakwood Avenue, fire officials said.

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The fire chief said purchasing a truck and fitting it with the proper equipment, rather than buying a ready-made vehicle, saved taxpayers more than $130,000.