A man intentionally set fire to the Stowe Cable building early this morning, according to police.
Itâs the second time the telecommunications companyâs building was lit on fire in a little more than four months â and the latest in a series of suspicious fired in Stowe over the past five years.
According to a report from Stowe Police Department, the fire at 172 Thomas Lane was started around 5:52 this morning, Jan. 7.
Investigators asked for help identifying the suspect, who was seen allegedly setting the fire via security cameras.
Police are asking for help identifying the man seen here, allegedly setting fire to Stowe Cable at 172 Thomas Lane just before 6 a.m. this morning, Jan. 7.
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Vermont State Police On December 25, 2020 at approximately 9:15 PM a 911 call was received about a fire in an upstairs apartment at 58 Pleasant Street in Newport City. The Newport City Fire and Police Departments were on scene within 4 minutes and learned there was a male still inside the apartment. Newport City Fire Fighters quickly extinguished the blaze, stopped the spread of the fire, and saved the rest of the apartment building. Unfortunately one of the occupants of the second floor apartment, Jonathan R. Coe (39) was unable to get out of the apartment and perished in the fire.
Fatal Newport fire caused by unattended cooking pan
December 30, 2020 GMT
NEWPORT, Vt. (AP) A fatal fire in a Newport apartment on Christmas night was caused by an unattended frying pan heating on a stove, Vermont state fire investigators said Wednesday.
Jonathan Coe, 39, was unable to get out of the second-floor apartment and died in the fire, police said.
Newport firefighters quickly put out the fire and stopped its spread, saving the rest of the building, fire investigators said.
An autopsy determined that Coe suffered severe smoke inhalation and burns.
Anyone with information about the fire is asked to contact the Newport City Police Department or Detective Sgt. Todd Ambroz of the Department of Public Safety Fire & Explosion Investigation Unit at 802-878-7111 or by email at todd.ambroz@vermont.gov.
Cause of Hartland fire remains undetermined
A fire that destroyed a house in Hartland, Vt., and killed six dogs on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020, is not considered to be suspicious, according to Vermont State Police. Nobody else was home at the time of the fire on Independent Drive and no injuries were reported. (Courtesy Vermont State Police)
The Murray family s dogs died in a house fire in Hartland, Vt., on Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020. From left to right: Belle, Ivy, Jack, Bloo Worm and Boone, with Max in the background. (Photograph courtesy Marlene Murray)
Modified: 12/22/2020 4:45:34 PM
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Investigators: 6 dogs killed in Hartland house fire
The home has been declared a total loss Share Updated: 3:54 PM EST Dec 21, 2020 Jake Cookson Vermont State Police The remaining structure of a home smolders following a fire in Hartland, Vermont on Dec. 19, 2020. SOURCE: Vermont State Police
The home has been declared a total loss Share Updated: 3:54 PM EST Dec 21, 2020 Jake Cookson Digital Media Manager The fire that engulfed a Windsor County home over the weekend resulted in the death of six dogs on the property, investigators announced Monday. Emergency dispatchers were first alerted to the fire when a neighbor called 911 Saturday afternoon to report flames coming from the basement of a rural Hartland home. Several fire departments responded to a blaze that had fully engulfed the residence at the time of their arrival, according to a report from Vermont State