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He went to the neighbor's house to call 911.'īierly said the fire was 'very well involved' when firefighters arrived on the scene. He said the fire was raging when he awoke. 'He was fortunate that the smell of the smoke and noise from the fire crackling and popping woke him up. The name of the single occupant was not available, but the owner's pet did perish in the fire, he said.

Water was supplied from the main road, said Bierly. The driveway was narrow and tight, so only one fire truck was able to get down the lane. It was a mobile home that had been modified with a wood frame structure.' It appears to be a faulty appliance on an enclosed porch just outside the structure. 'We had State Police Fire Marshal James Nizinski in this morning,' said Bierly.

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