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What's going on with access in that area? Just wondering if 127 and 129 and other nearby buildings have been evacuated.
ReplyDeleteThis is beyond horrifying. I was out of the city all day with no access to the internet, and I didn't know anything had happened until I got home late this evening.
ReplyDeleteI can offer the use of part of my apartment to a displaced person or couple (must be okay with cats), anyone know how I can get that message out there?
I am so sorry for all those impacted by this, what a horrible, horrible tragedy. I also hope no animals were caught in the inferno, but common sense makes me think such a scenario would not be possible...
Never been so happy to see rain tonite... helped wash out some the gunk in the air and open a bedroom window [other side of this] and get little fresh air
ReplyDeleteI lived at 129 from 97 to 01. I'm sure the landlord who shut off the buildings heat and hot water for nearly a year is thrilled the fire department saved his building.
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