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‘Their lives are forever changed’: Lancaster rallies to help dozens after apartment fire

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The Lancaster Fire Department says approximately 50 people are still without a home. The multi-alarm blaze damaged 32 units, making the building unsafe to live in. The American Red Cross of Western New York is housing 17 families at the Depew Senior Center. The next step for these families is finding permanent housing.

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‘Their lives are forever changed’: Lancaster rallies to help dozens after apartment fire

LANCASTER, N.Y. (WIVB) — The town of Lancaster is stepping up to help dozens of people displaced after their apartment building caught fire on Monday. The Lancaster Fire Department says approximately 50 people are still without a home after a fire engulfed the Rose Court Apartments on Robert Drive near Como Park Boulevard. "I think it's just trying to help these people pick up the pieces. Pretty much they woke up and their lives are forever cha…

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WIVB broke the news in Buffalo, United States on Wednesday, January 24, 2024.
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