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Rogers families face long road ahead, grateful for each other - Vimarsana News

Rogers families face long road ahead, grateful for each other

It's no doubt going to be a long road to recovery for those directly impacted by severe weather early Sunday.

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Red Cross assisting family affected by fire in Berkeley Co. - Vimarsana News

Red Cross assisting family affected by fire in Berkeley Co.

American Red Cross volunteers are helping a family whose home was damaged in a fire Saturday.

MFR: Highland Avenue Home Severely Damaged in Fire - Vimarsana News

MFR: Highland Avenue Home Severely Damaged in Fire

Alabama News Home Damaged by Fire on Highland Avenue in Montgomery/Source: Alabama News Network Montgomery Fire and Rescue is investigating a fire that occurred on February 17 in the 2300 block of Highland Avenue. Fire crews received the call of a fire and upon arrival they found a single story home engulfed in flames. They determined the fire to be a W-3 working fire. Fire units quickly extinguished the fire but the home suffered extensive fire and smoke damage to the entire structure. Fire crews report no injuries in the fire and continue to investigate the cause.

Leelanau Co. Home Damaged by Fire, Fire Department Says Rags Spontaneously Combusted in Plastic Bag - Vimarsana News

Leelanau Co. Home Damaged by Fire, Fire Department Says Rags Spontaneously Combusted in Plastic Bag

9 & 10 News February 4, 2021 A fire caused by rags spontaneously combusting did an estimated $60,000 worth of damage to a home in Leelanau County. Leland Township Fire and Rescue says rags soaked in paint thinner and other chemicals spontaneously combusted in a plastic bag. Six fire departments were called in to help around 10 a.m. on Wednesday. They arrived at the home in Leland Township to find the homeowners already outside with their dogs. Paramedics treated them for smoke inhalation. The fire was extinguished before 11 a.m. After an investigation into the cause, the home was deemed livab...