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Fire fully involves North Kelly Road house

A structure fire in the Hart has left one family with out a home.

During the noon hour Pilot Mountain Volunteer Fire Department was called to a house fire on North Kelly Road.

The home was fully engulfed when crews arrived and no injuries occurred in the blaze.

Crews from Salmon Valley, Ness Lake and Beaverly were called to the scene to help.

The house is a write-off and a cause is being determined.

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Ted Andrew
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