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By all accounts, Tony Garland was an altruistic, lovable man. That’s the way his neighbors remembered him after learning he died at a hospital at 11 a.m. Wednesday following injuries suffered in a house fire Tuesday night at his home at 1601 Burchfield Road in Shaler. His partner, Michael E.
Two men were hospitalized in critical condition, and a firefighter was treated for dehydration, Tuesday night as a result of a fire in Shaler. The house sits near the corner of Ponderosa Drive. Allegheny County 911 dispatch said the calls for the two-alarm fire at a home along the 1600
Shaler police Chief Sean Frank told Pittsburgh's Action News 4 that two people were inside when the fire started.