Three people displaced after fire damages Mount Vernon home
The Red Cross is helping three people Wednesday after a fire broke out in their Mount Vernon home. The two-alarm fire began on the first floor of the Union Avenue house Tuesday. Twenty-three firefighters
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Aug 23, 2006, 1:55 PM
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The Red Cross is helping three people Wednesday after a fire broke out in their Mount Vernon home.
The two-alarm fire began on the first floor of the Union Avenue house Tuesday. Twenty-three firefighters battled the flames for approximately two hours. One firefighter suffered from smoke inhalation.
Fire officials say a faulty air conditioner sparked the blaze and ignited a couch.
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