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Northampton's fire chief found that Bombyx fits the description of being a "nightclub," and needs an automatic sprinkler ...
An arson investigation was under way Sunday after fire damaged a nearly 100-year-old Los Angeles church for the second time in less than two years, authorities. Flames broke out ...
Authorities officially determined a lightning strike was the cause of a massive fire that destroyed a historic church in ...
Several agencies in Massachusetts responded to the First Congregational United Church in Spencer after a fire Friday ...
Bombyx had previously been shut down over not having an automatic sprinkler system, though the organization was planning to ...
A fire that burned down a 160-year-old Massachusetts church was likely started by a lightning strike, a fire chief said. The First Congregational Church in Spencer caught fire Friday afternoon, when a ...
Mark Curtin, the Fire Department’s fire prevention ... The Bombyx Center is located in Florence’s historic Congregational Church, whose parishioners continue to use the sanctuary.
Flames that consumed a 160-year-old Spencer, Massachusetts, church were sparked by a lightning strike, investigators said Monday. That conclusion was confirmed through an investigation conducted by ...
FLORENCE, S.C. (WMBF) - A Florence barbershop was damaged in an early-morning fire Wednesday, the Fire Marshal said. According to the report, Florence fire crews and police were called to Q Cuts ...
FLORENCE, Ala. (WHNT) — A Logan’s Roadhouse in Florence was damaged during an overnight fire on Sunday. Officials with Florence Fire & Rescue (FFR) told News 19 that they received the call at ...
FLORENCE, Ala. (WHNT) — A Logan’s Roadhouse in Florence was damaged during an overnight fire on Sunday. Officials with Florence Fire & Rescue (FFR) told News 19 that they received the call at ...
