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Hartford Firefighters Save Home, No Injuries

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It's March 30th. This is Hartford News Today, your AI-powered local news. Firefighters in Hartford jumped on a fire Sunday afternoon at a multi-family home on Hazel Street in the Parkville neighborhood, keeping the damage too. Just one room with no one hurt. Crews rode out at 128 PM, to the two-and-a-half-story building, and hit the third-four blaze with a single hose line, shutting it down. Fast before it could spread. They did primary and secondary searches and found the place empty, so no civilians or firefighters got injured in the mix. The fire marshal's office is digging into what sparked it, while the department's special services team links up with the American Red Cross to help. Out the folks who live there. Quick work like this shows why these crews stay ready, keeping the city safe, one call the time.

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