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Popular Maryland Diner Temporarily Closed After Fire

A passerby is being credited with alerting patrons at a Maryland diner to a fire that will temporarily keep the eatery closed, officials say.

Easton Diner

Easton Diner

Photo Credit: Office Of The Maryland State Fire Marshal

At around 8:10 p.m. on Wednesday, June 5, first responders from the Easton Volunteer Fire Department and nearby agencies were called to the Easton Diner on Ocean Gateway in Talbot County, where there was a reported fire.

Investigators say that the occupants were advised by a passerby that there was a fire outside the building near the rear door of the kitchen, and everyone was able to safely escape the restaurant.

It took a team of nearly three dozen firefighters nearly an hour to get the flames under control, though the fire caused an estimated $25,000 in damage to the diner.

According to the Maryland Fire Marshal on Thursday, June 6, the diner will remain closed until repairs have been made.

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