State Police said a 69-year-old man died of smoke inhalation in a Christmas morning fire in the town of Lloyd.

The two-alarm blaze killed Phillip Damberg, 69. State Police said the fire started due to a wood-burning stove.

The only resident of a two-story home at 436 North Riverside Road in Highland died on Christmas Eve due to a two-alarm chimney fire, Highland Fire Chief Peter Miller said Friday. The ...

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Authorities announced, a 69-year-old Phillip Damberg died in a house fire early Christmas morning in Highland, New ...

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HIGHLAND - State police said a man died of smoke inhalation in a house fire early Christmas morning on North Riverside Road in the town of Lloyd. According to state police, the fire was reported just ...