Official: Newburgh home razed by fire; resident and dog unharmed
Multiple fire departments responded Saturday to a fire that destroyed a home in Newburgh.
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21h agoMultiple fire departments responded Saturday to a fire that destroyed a home in Newburgh.
According to the fire coordinator, the single occupant residing at 32 5th Ave. and his dog were able to evacuate safely.
The house has been deemed uninhabitable.
It was not immediately clear how the fire started.
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