A Sunday afternoon fire damaged an Orient home. No one was injured. READ
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The Mattituck Fire Department responded to a working house fire on Westview Drive in Mattituck at 3:22 p.m. after a neighbor noticed smoke billowing out of the home, according to First Assistant Chief Ted Webb. READ
A fire ripped through a Southold home early Saturday morning, leaving behind only charred remains. READ
A Peconic home under renovation was completely destroyed by fire after an apparent lighting strike Wednesday afternoon during a quick-moving storm, according to witnesses. READ
At around 1:45 p.m. Saturday, at the height of the blizzard, Shelter Island Fire Department Chief Greg Sulahian was driving near West Neck Harbor.
A Mattituck house was reduced to just a chimney and a pile of ash in a fire early Monday morning that sent embers floating around the neighborhood. READ
Firefighters from at least four departments helped quell a house fire on Church Lane Friday afternoon. READ
Southold fire chief Peggy Killian meets with Suffolk arson squad investigators as they arrive on the scene of a fatal house fire in Southold Wednesday. (Credit: Grant Parpan photos)
A Southold woman was killed during a house fire Wednesday morning, authorities said. (more…)
The North Fork Animal Welfare League is asking for the public’s help in locating five animals that went missing after a fire broke out Thursday at a home in Greenport.
Investigators leave the home of Karen Pollack March 5 — the night her husband, Jack, was killed in a house fire. Nearly a year later, she’s still working to get back into the house. (Credit: Paul Squire, file)
From a dining room table in her mother’s Southold house, Karen Pollack is trying to plan out her future. Spread across the tabletop are stacks of papers. In the stacks are window designs, floor plans and other details for her soon-to-be renovated home.
Ms. Pollack has been staying with her mother since a fire swept through her Greenport Village home last March. It’s a warm bed and a roof over her head, Ms. Pollack said, but it’s not the same.
“It’s not your home,” she said.
She’s also trying to pick up the pieces of her life short-handed.
