Friday, April 19, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
LAWRENCE –An overheated woodstove and chimney is blamed for a fire on Monday that caused severe damage to a home occupied by three people at 11449 U.S. Highway 11, according to St. Lawrence County …
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LAWRENCE –An overheated woodstove and chimney is blamed for a fire on Monday that caused severe damage to a home occupied by three people at 11449 U.S. Highway 11, according to St. Lawrence County Fire Investigators.
Lawrenceville Fire Department and Tri-town rescue responded to the fire at 2:03 p.m., investigators said.
The house is reportedly owned by Richard Dalicourt, officials said.
The fire caused an estimated $75,000 in damage but the house is insured, investigators said.
No injuries were reported.
Mutual aid was provided by North Lawrence, Nicholville, Brasher-Winthrop, Hopkinton-Fort Jackson, and Moira fire departments, officials said.
State police assisted with traffic control and National Grid was notified of the fire, investigators said.
