Union Springs family loses home, pet in weekend fire

   October 20, 2021 @ 5:39 AM 

First responders say it took nearly an hour to get flames under control and now a Union Springs family is homeless after a fire on Sunday.

There was heavy damage to the kitchen and surrounding area. At this point, fire investigators believe the fire started there.


The family lost a pet in the blaze, according to first responders.

No additional information was immediately available.

Get the latest headlines delivered to your inbox each morning. Sign up for our Morning Edition to start your day. FL1 on the Go! Download the free FingerLakes1.com App for Android (All Android Devices) or iOS (iPhone, iPad).

LATEST HEADLINES

Ithaca man held without bail after threatening people at McDonald’s with a knife

The Ithaca Police Department reports the arrest of a 50-year-old following an incident at the McDonald’s restaurant on Elmira Road ... MORE

Route 96 closed for hours after fatal motorcycle crash near I-490 ramp in Victor

The Ontario County Sheriff’s Office says it’s investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that happened on State Route 96 in the ... MORE

Greenidge’s bitcoin operation on Seneca Lake loses bid for new air permit, jeopardizing its future

The state Department of Environmental Conservation today denied Greenidge Generation LLC’s application to renew its Title V air permit, jeopardizing ... MORE

Seneca Meadows files documents with DEC, has no intention of complying with local law requiring closing

An environmental impact statement filed with the state makes clear Seneca Meadows Landfill has no intention of closing in 2025, ... MORE

Stimulus: Everything you need to know about California Direct Payments

California residents could get direct payments up to $1,050. Read here to find out about eligibility and income limits. Stimulus: ... MORE

Individual income tax: Are there personal exceptions and how do you apply?

The personal exemptions were available to all taxpayers. However, personal exemptions were eliminated at the federal level in 2017. Child ... MORE