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    Fire heavily damages home in Elizabeth Township, people asked to avoid area

    By Jess Shannon,

    2024-08-23
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    Heavy damage was left behind after a fire ripped through a home in Elizabeth Township on Friday

    Dispatchers said the call for the fire in the 6700 block of Smithfield Street came in around 10:23 a.m.

    Officials said hoarding conditions made it harder for crews to fight the fire.

    No one was inside when the fire started and no one was injured.

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