8 Hrs Ago
Balraj Sookdeo throws debris into the rubble of his house after it was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. The house was the former home of Kathleen Aunty K Warner. - AYANNA KINSALE
A 200-year-old house on the compound of Mike’s Car, Taxi, Maxi, Wrecking and Towing Services garage was burnt to the ground in Belmont in an early morning fire on Sunday.
The house was once occupied by Kathleen Warner, a popular local actress and radio personality, known as Aunty K on the Aunty K Show that ran on local radio from 1942-1985. Warner passed away in December 1996.
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