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Improper disposal of smoking materials causes Springfield porch fire

By Emma McCorkindale,

2 days ago

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Springfield Fire Department was sent to a porch fire Saturday evening.

According to the Springfield Fire Department, at 5:12 p.m., crews were sent to 29 Ledyard Street for a porch fire. The fire was put out and there were no reported injuries.

No residents were left without a home and the cause of the fire was determined by the Springfield Arson and Bomb Squad to be improper disposal of smoking material.

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Samantha Woytowicz

2d ago

natural selection. lmao

Ipeefreely

2d ago

Arson and bomb 💣 squad have investigated 💯😜🤔

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