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Two Found Dead After Maryland House Fire; Child Treated For Injuries, Officials Say Two Found Dead After Maryland House Fire; Child Treated For Injuries, Officials Say
Two Found Dead After Maryland House Fire; Child Treated For Injuries, Officials Say Two people were found dead inside a Prince George's County home that went up in flames overnight, officials confirmed. Fire crews were called shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Monday night to the 13000 block of Martin Road, where there was a home fully engulfed in flames in Brandywine.  House Fire, 13000 Blk Martin Rd., Brandywine. Two story home fully involved with entrapment. More info to follow. PIO en route. — Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department (@PGFDNews) October 17, 2023 Once the flames were knocked down, firefighters found two people dead inside the home, fire officials said. …

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by Zak Failla
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U-Haul Destroyed After Going Up In Flames Following Collision In Hughesville U-Haul Destroyed After Going Up In Flames Following Collision In Hughesville
U-Haul Destroyed After Going Up In Flames Following Collision In Hughesville The driver of a rented U-Haul in Maryland was able to escape harm, but his truck didn't fare well when an engine fire sparked following a collision, officials announced. In Charles County, first responders in Hughesville responded to a stretch of Prince Frederick Road in Hughesville near the intersection of Brandywine Road for a reported crash over the weekend. Upon arrival shortly before 5:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 5, officials said that crews from the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department were met by members of the Charles County Sheriff's Office, where there was a U-Haul truck with a fire…

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by Zak Failla
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Equestrian Barn Destroyed By Blaze In Charles County: Fire Marshal Equestrian Barn Destroyed By Blaze In Charles County: Fire Marshal
Equestrian Barn Destroyed By Blaze In Charles County: Fire Marshal No horses were harmed in Maryland when an equestrian barn was destroyed by a blaze that broke out over the weekend that remains under investigation as of Monday, July 18, according to the state fire marshal. In Charles County, more than four dozen firefighters responded to a barn on Leonardtown Road in Bryantown shortly after 2:45 p.m. on Saturday, July 16, when a neighbor reported a barn that was on fire. Units arrived on the scene to find an approximately 400-by-200-foot horse stable with fire throughout, according to the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department. "A defensive fire attack…

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by Zak Failla