House fire in Monroe injures firefighter; Red Cross helps family of 4
Authorities say the rescuer was taken to the hospital after battling the blaze at 230 Cedar Cliff Rd.
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Apr 19, 2022, 2:12 PM
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volunteer firefighter in Monroe suffered smoke inhalation
while responding to a blaze on Monday.
Authorities
say the rescuer was taken to the hospital after battling the blaze at
230 Cedar Cliff Rd.
The
Red Cross is helping a family of four who lived there, according to fire
officials.
The
cause remains under investigation.
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