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Fire crews respond to house fire in San Jose

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Crews in Holyoke responded to Davis Street for reports of a fire Wednesday evening. The fire is now under control after being contained to one room of the home. No humans were injured, however one dog was treated for smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is not available at this time.

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