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The Arendtsville Road apartment fire

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DevelopingNext check Oct 31: A fire-company update establishing control or extinguishment, the cause, a damage assessment, and the displaced families' housing situation.

Where it stands

The Arendtsville Road apartment fire was reported around 12:02 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29; follow-up reporting says no injuries were reported and two families were displaced. The latest report does not say whether the fire was fully extinguished or the emergency response concluded.

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    Two families displaced by Adams County apartment fire; no injuries reported

    Follow-up reporting clarified the injury picture after Thursday’s two-alarm fire in Butler Township. The cause, damage cost and families’ return date remain unknown.

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