Firefighter Recovering After Hyde Park House Fire

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A firefighter is on the mend after battling a house fire in Hyde Park early Thursday morning (May 15). The fire erupted around 5:15 a.m. on Mountain View Avenue, with flames visible from the first and second-floor windows. Fire crews arrived swiftly and managed to extinguish the blaze within 45 minutes.

One firefighter was taken to the hospital for treatment but has since been released. Fortunately, the homeowners were not present during the incident. Authorities suspect the fire was accidental, although the exact cause remains under investigation.

The incident highlights the dangers faced by firefighters, who often risk their lives to protect others. This particular fire serves as a reminder of the critical role first responders play in ensuring community safety.

For residents of Hyde Park and the surrounding areas, the fire underscores the importance of fire safety and preparedness. As investigations continue, local authorities may provide further updates on the cause of the fire and any additional safety measures that may be recommended.


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