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Web posted Monday, March 10, 2008


House fire reported

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Photo by Foss Farrar
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By FOSS FARRAR
Traveler Staff Writer
reporter@arkcity.net

An overheated wood burning stove was blamed for a fire this afternoon that damaged a house at 1225 S. 1st in Arkansas City.

Two occupants in the house including a 2-month old baby were able to get out without injury.

"Somebody saw the fire around the flue, and reported it," said Ark City Fire Chief Randy Leach. "There were flames across the entire front of the house."

Check back tomorrow for the full story.


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