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The latest local police and fire news.Unoccupied Wellfleet home destroyed by fire Thursday
Unoccupied Wellfleet home destroyed by fire Thursday
An unoccupied home on Gull Pond Road was destroyed by a fire Thursday morning.
WELLFLEET - An unoccupied home at 100 Gull Pond Road in Wellflleet was destroyed in a fire Thursday, December 3, 2009 around 10 a.m. Firefighters utilized water shuttles as there were no fire hydrants near the scene of the fire.
Mutual aid from several surrounding towns was requested to help battle the fire.
There were no reported injuries.
Photos by David G. Curran.
The captain was surrounded by foam used to put out the fire in the Wellfleet home.
An Eastham Firefighter headed towards the home destroyed by fire in Wellfleet. Surrounding towns were called in to assist with the fire.
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