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Crews Continue to Extinguish Hot Spots After Fire at Abandoned Waterbury Factory

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The building was built in 1880 and used to be the Waterbury Button Factory. For decades, the factory provided brass buttons for uniforms. It had been vacant for about 22 years. Three firefighters suffered minor injuries including heat exhaustion. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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Crews Continue to Extinguish Hot Spots After Fire at Abandoned Waterbury Factory

Crews are still working to put out hot spots from a fire that collapsed part of an abandoned factory in Waterbury on Saturday night. Police cars and fire trucks are on Water Street as crews continue to get the fire under control. They’ve been hosing down the area for hours and are putting out hot spots. According to Mayor Neil...

·West Hartford, United States
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NBC Connecticut broke the news in West Hartford, United States on Sunday, May 28, 2023.
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