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Electrical fire at Daily Grind on Main Street

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7 years ago

September 9, 2019

Photo by Bruce Beavers, Royal Examiner.

At the Daily Grind on Main Street in Front Royal there was a small electrical fire which was contained to the outlet and appliance involved.

Fire Marshall, Gerry Maiatico said, “Employees attempted to extinguish with a portable fire extinguisher and evacuated the structure. Health Department was called based on the smoke and residue from the fire extinguisher. Facility will reopen when cleared by the Health Department.”

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