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Residents clean up apartments after Eureka apartment fire

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A house fire in the 7th Ward leaves it uninhabitable for residents living there. A couple and a neighbor living in the second unit of the home managed to escape safely. The Red Cross is assisting the displaced residents with immediate housing needs. No one was injured the NOFD said.

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WDSU

New Orleans residents displaced after fire burns two homes in the Seventh Ward

Crews say several people made it to safety and escaped when the fire started Wednesday night.

1 month ago·New Orleans, United States

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WGNO

Two homes destroyed, three displaced following Seventh Ward fire

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Three people have been displaced following a fire in the Seventh Ward Wednesday night, March 27. According to New Orleans Fire Department firefighters, around 9:50 p.m. they were notified of a fire in the 1500 block of N. Broad Street. They arrived at 9:54 p.m. to find a wood-framed home fully engulfed in flames. New Orleans police investigate deadly double shooting in St. Roch area Firefighters said a second alarm w…

1 month ago·New Orleans, United States

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WWL

Fire at a 7th Ward home displaces residents, NOFD reports

A couple and a neighbor living in the second unit of the home managed to escape safely before firefighters arrived.

1 month ago

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The Morning Journal

Lorain apartment fire March 27 displaces residents

A 25-year-old woman and her infant child were displaced after a fire broke out in their Lorain apartment March 27. When Lorain firefighters arrived at the residence located in the 4000 block of Oakhill Boulevard, they found smoke coming from the backside of the building, according to a Lorain Fire Department report. Firefighters extinguished a small blaze contained to the rear of a refrigerator with a water can before removing it from the apartm…

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Times-Standard

Residents clean up apartments after Eureka apartment fire

One cat died, another is missing and 20 residents were displaced late Wednesday night by a Eureka apartment fire deemed by Humboldt Bay Fire to be from incense left burning. The fire was contained to the unit where it started by firefighting crews at 4th and L streets in Eureka. A Humboldt Bay Fire news release said the fire was controlled within 20 minutes, and human injuries were limited to smoke inhalation, with residents refusing treatment. …

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