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increase font size Woman, 3 children escape safely from burning home in Jay A 66-year-old woman was taken to Farmington hospital Tuesday night to be evaluated for smoke inhalation. Share JAY — A 66-year-old woman was taken by ambulance to a hospital Tuesday night to be evaluated for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in a bedroom at mobile home at 14 Pleasant Drive in North Jay, Fire Rescue Chief Mike Booker said Wednesday. The brother of homeowner, Sammie Mckenzie, was going by and saw smoke coming from the home at about 7:30 p.m., he said. He went in to get a woman and three childre...

Investigators seek information about arson at popular Maine ice cream stand "I'm angry, I'm sick, I've been shook to the core over this!" The owner of Bray Brook Farm in Appleton is sounding off after a Mother's Day fire Share Updated: 8:39 AM EDT May 12, 2021 Investigators seek information about arson at popular Maine ice cream stand "I'm angry, I'm sick, I've been shook to the core over this!" The owner of Bray Brook Farm in Appleton is sounding off after a Mother's Day fire Share Updated: 8:39 AM EDT May 12, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript BEFORE DNA TESTS...

Fire destroys house in Freeman Township Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Feb. 1—FREEMAN TOWNSHIP — A fire Sunday morning destroyed a two-story house and damaged a vehicle and camper at 779 Foster Hill Road, Strong Fire Chief Duayne Boyd said Monday. About 25 firefighters from six departments responded to the scene about 10:30 a.m. Boyd said a Kingfield firefighter was first on the scene and reported flames showing on the back wall. When Boyd arrived soon after, the house was engulfed in flames and firefighters could not enter, he said. "It is a complete loss," Boyd said. Three walls that we...

Firefighters spray water on charred timbers Sunday morning of a home at 259 Franklin Road in Jay. Jay Fire Rescue photo JAY — A couple escaped their rented farmhouse at 259 Franklin Road early Sunday, set ablaze by wind-driven flames from nearby burning woodsheds, Fire Rescue Chief Michael Booker said Monday. A cat and two guinea pigs were saved. The 2½-story house and two woodsheds were destroyed in the predawn blaze, he said. State fire investigator Kenneth MacMaster of the Office of the State Fire Marshal was on scene Monday morning. It is believed the cause is electrical, Booker said...

Read Article A state fire investigator determined that a fire that heavily damaged a house on Monday at 70 Chesterville Hill Road in Chesterville started in the kitchen. Chesterville Fire Chief David Archer is shown in the doorway of the house on Tuesday. Donna M. Perry/ Sun Journal CHESTERVILLE — A state fire investigator determined a fire that heavily damaged a house at 70 Chesterville Hill Road on Monday started in the kitchen, Fire Chief David Archer said Tuesday. State fire investigator Kenneth MacMaster of the Office of the State Fire Marshal and Archer were at the scene on Tuesday...