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Huntington Park (CA) Food Plant Fire

2011-05-09T16:43:35.238Z

HUNTINGTON PARK — Fire crews were battling a two-alarm blaze at a food processing plant in Huntington Park early Monday morning.
The fire in the 6700 block of Alameda Street appears to have been caused by an explosion.

Providence (RI) Still Box

2011-04-22T12:59:44.820Z

Providence Firefighters were called out on a "Still/Box" of a reported structure fire in an occupied home around 4:30am on Friday, April 22nd. They arrived on O'Connnor St to find heavy fire showing from floor three of the three story wood frame structure. Command requested an additional ladder and engine to the scene before calling a second alarm as fire quickly spread through the home. Firefighters were only in the building for a short amount of time before everyone was called out of the structure for defensive operations. At that time, fire was visible from the second floor, third floor, and through the roof. Four ladder trucks were in operation as well as several hand lines. It took about an hour before the flames were knocked down. At least one tenant of the home was being treated on scene with unknown injuries. There was no word of any other injuries as of 5:30am.

This all came while crews were still cleaning up on scene of an earlier working fire in a garage on Smith Street.

Posted April 21, 2011.

Tybee Island (GA) Fire, Part 1 of 2

2011-04-20T15:21:07.192Z

A huge house fire started 3 doors down from our friend Chuck and Melinda's on Tybee Island, just as we finished dinner on Saturday April 16th.
Posted on April 17, 2011.

Tybee Island (GA) Fire, Part 2 of 2

2011-04-20T15:16:41.834Z

A fire started at 9 18th Street on Tybee Island, Georgia the night of April 16th while the vacationers were away attending their high school prom. No one was hurt or killed, but the house was a total loss and it took 3 hours to extinguish.
Posted April 17, 2011

Franklin (MA) 5-Alarm Masonic Temple Fire

2011-04-15T12:56:38.244Z

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A large building was gutted by an early morning fire in the center of town in Franklin, MA. A second alarm was called shortly after companies arrived on scene to find a fully involved structure on Dean Avenue near Dean College. Quickly, the fire had reached 5 alarms with around 100 firefighters on scene, many on mutual aid from surrounding communities. At one point, at least 5 ladder companies were set up around the building, all soaking the fire from above while crews also worked on the ground to protect exposures. Smoke billowed through the area into the daylight hours. No injuries were reported as of early Friday morning.
Posted April 15, 2011.