Red Cross: 6 people, including child, forced to flee flames in Newburgh
Fire officials say the flames broke out at a home on 449 First St. Monday around 4 p.m.
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Mar 15, 2022, 10:14 AM
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21h agoA fire in
Newburgh has left six people homeless.
Fire
officials say the flames broke out at a home on 449 First St. Monday around 4
p.m.
According
to the Red Cross, five adults and a two-year-old child were displaced.
The agency
is helping those impacted.
The cause
of the fire has not been released yet.
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