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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

All right, today is Tuesday, February 9th, Kathy's out.

I'll handle the news duties.

We've got a couple of fire recordings.

We'll go with this one. An unoccupied warehouse

burned for hours in Atlantic County, New Jersey before partially collapsing and causing a nearby

senior high rise to evacuate. Firefighters were called to the 100 block of Main Street

in Pleasantville around midnight on Tuesday. Multiple fire crews from across the area responded to the scene.

The fire reached four alarms. The warehouse partially collapsed, causing power to be cut at a nearby apartment building.

Residents of the apartment building were evacuated. The warehouse, which contains tires, is located behind retail stores on Main Street and next to the Pleasantville Housing Authority Senior High Rise.

The stores did not catch fire, but there was some smoke damage.

And residents of the senior high rise were evacuated due to the smoke in the building.

They were allowed back in shortly after 2 a.m.

Our entire fire is particularly. Oh, yeah. Caustic smelling? Put after 2 a.m. Our entire fire is particularly, oh yeah, caustic smelling.

Putry.

Yeah.

Yeah.

In a related New Jersey fire story, but this was a little while back, a four-alarm fire

that ravaged a popular amusement park and nearby businesses in Ocean City, New Jersey,

has been deemed accidental.

Okay.

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