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PLEASANTVILLE -- A family of four is displaced Tuesday night, after a fire ripped through their Pleasantville home.

Firefighters responded to N. 4th St. around 8:15 p.m. for reports of a structure fire. While the cause of the blaze is unclear at this time, officials say the second floor of the home sustained severe fire and smoke damage. It's unhabitable, and the Red Cross is assisting the family.

Fire crews from Absecon and Northfield also responded to the scene.

There were no injuries and the incident is still under investigation.

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A family of four lost their Estell Manor home and almost all of their belongings in a fire Friday night.

Mark and Lisa Hughes were at a neighbor’s house at about 8:30 p.m. Christmas Eve when their....Continue Reading 

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SEA ISLE CITY – A home that caught fire this morning has already been demolished. Only remnants of the three-story structure remained before the sun set this afternoon.

Police said fire was ripping through the house at.....Continue Reading 

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LEESBURG-- One family in Leesburg is calling their new home a Christmas miracle.

"Words can't describe it. I am so happy for my children. That's what I care about, my family," said fire victim Kenneth White.

"It looks great, it looks fantastic, it looks like home," said fire victim Karen White.

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VENTNOR -- Two people have been displaced and their home damaged by a fire early Wednesday morning.

Crews were called to a home near the intersection of Richards and Ventnor Avenues around 11:00am where a fire broke out in the lower level unit of a two story apartment house.

Fortunately the two people inside were able to get to safety without sustaining any injuries. However, officials estimated the damage at close to $100,000.

For now the cause remains under investigation. The Red Cross is also working to relocate the displaced residents.

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EGG HARBOR CITY - Police are investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a 120-year-old vacant warehouse on the White Horse Pike Tuesday afternoon, causing traffic detours and wafting clouds of smoke into the city's downtown.

The blaze started at about 1 p.m. and could be seen for miles. At least five fire....Continue Reading