NESCOPECK — A year after a devastating fire killed 10 people and shocked this small community, investigators have yet to make a ruling on what caused the blaze.
NESCOPECK — A year after a devastating fire killed 10 people and shocked this small community, investigators have yet to make a ruling on what caused the blaze.
NESCOPECK The New Year’s Day fire that damaged a home at 435 S. Second St. here started on the stove, Nescopeck Fire Chief Harry Knorr said Sunday. A burner on the gas stove was left on while homeowners, identified by neighbor Sue Stout as Austin Fox and Cassie Chapin, were away from the house. The couple returned home around 8:15 p.m. to smoke and flames on the first floor,
NESCOPECK A dryer fire brought police and firefighters to a laundromat here for at least the third time in about a year. Nescopeck Fire Chief Harry Knorr said the fire, called in about 6:30 p.m, was due to the mechanical failure of a dryer at Dock Side Laundry. He said he remembered responding to the 412 Third St. business about three times before. Knorr said clothing had