Helmet-cam video & more: Three-alarm fire in Shenandoah, PA
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Helmet-cam video above posted by JC Kriesher at FireandFilm.com from a fire reported just before 10:00 Tuesday morning at 112 South Grant Street in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania (Schuylkill County). The fire in four homes went to three-alarms. The video was shot by Fireman Bill Moyer Jr. of the Rescue Hook & Ladder of Shenandoah. More video from FireandFilm.com is below.
The fire appears to have started at 112 S. Grant St., a vacant unit on a narrow, one-lane alley. The intense blaze then spread to another vacant unit to the left at 110 S. Grant and also to 114 S. Grant, a neighboring home to the right that is occupied by Deborah Franz Krysinsky. Krysinsky was at work at a local grocery store when the fire began and no one was in her home during the fire, aside from her dog, Simba who was rescued by firefighters.
