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Fire Badly Damages Home 
Sun Photo by Phil Gentry
Firefighters from the McDonald Volunteer Fire Department extinguished a fire that heavily damaged a Lamons Road mobile home on Halloween night, Oct. 31. Damage to the mobile home was estimated at $20,000.
Kerosene Heater May Have Ignited Blaze Causing $20,000 Damage
A kerosene heater may have caused a fire Saturday night that seriously damaged a residence at 704 Lamons Road in western Greene County. A neighbor reported hearing a "loud bang" from the residence owned by Sermon and Linda Lawson about 6:15 p.m. Saturday, according to a report by Deputy Greg Tipton. When the neighbor looked outside, he saw that the single-wide mobile home (with two additions) was on fire. Units of the McDonald Volunteer Fire Department responded to the scene. Firefighters later said the fire may have resulted from a kerosene heater inside the residence. No injuries reported, but damage was estimated at $20,000, the report said.
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