Toaster oven sparks apartment fire in Connecticut: Fire Marshal
The Hamden Fire Marshal Office determined the fire started in a toaster oven, which spread to a table cloth and then throughout the unit.
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The Hamden Fire Marshal Office determined the fire started in a toaster oven, which spread to a table cloth and then throughout the unit.
The building was declared uninhabitable after each unit suffered varying degrees of water...
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