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Crews put out trailer fire in Holyoke

By Ashley Shook,

3 hours ago

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – Canal Street in Holyoke has reopened after crews worked to put out a trailer fire in Holyoke Tuesday morning.

According to the Holyoke Fire Department, residents were being asked to avoid the area of Canal and Appletons Streets. No injuries were reported and the road has since reopened.

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MAP: Canal and Appleton Streets in Holyoke

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