Maine Apartment Fire that Killed Cat Was 'Intentionally Set'

Maine apartment fire that killed cat was 'intentionally set'

The fire that burned a Fairfield apartment building and killed a cat was likely arson. The fire broke out about 3:30 a.m. Sunday at the five-unit building on Summit Street, according to Shannon Moss, a spokesperson for the Maine Department of Public Safety. Only two of the apartments were occupied, and all four tenants escaped safely, Moss said Monday afternoon. A cat was killed in the fire, the Kennebec Journal reported. Fairfield Fire Chief Tr…

State officials say Fairfield fire that displaced four was 'intentionally set'

The fire happened early Sunday morning at an apartment building on Summer Street in Fairfield, officials said.