- Two dogs and a home were lost in a Monday morning fire in western Stark County.
- Multiple firefighters responded to 1032 Cyril Ave. SW shortly before 11 a.m. to battle the blaze.
- Two male residents were not at home when the fire broke out and were not injured.
TUSCARAWAS TWP. – A residential fire that broke out Monday morning resulted in the loss of two dogs as well as a home.
Firefighters were called at 10:53 a.m. to 1032 Cyril Ave. SW, according to Lt. Brandon Johnston, public information officer for the North Lawrence Fire Department, the primary responding agency.
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“It was a (significant) working fire with heavy smoke when we got there,” Johnston said.
The two residents of the single-story home were not injured in the fire, said Johnston, noting that the Ohio Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause.
The residents were not home when the fire broke out. However, one resident was treated at the scene for a non-fire related issue, Johnston said.
Firefighters from Massillon, Brewster, Erie Valley, Dalton, Kidron and Orrville assisted North Lawrence, Johnston said. No firefighters were injured while battling the blaze.
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