Firefighter from New Windsor played key role in rescue efforts during Harlem apartment blaze
Matt Nolan, of New Windsor, was a part of a major effort to save dozens from the blaze that ripped through the building Friday.
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Feb 25, 2024, 12:53 PM
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Updated 83 days ago
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14h agoA FDNY member from Orange County played a key role in rescuing residents from a massive apartment fire that killed one person and left 17 others injured in Harlem.
Matt Nolan, of New Windsor, was a part of a major effort to save dozens from the blaze that ripped through the building Friday.
Fire officials say the fire was caused by a lithium-ion battery.
The New Windsor town supervisor released a statement thanking Nolan and the first responders for their actions.
