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Investigation Report on Fatal Noyac Fire Will Not Be Made Public

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The fire that killed two Maryland sisters started near an outdoor kitchen that charges against the homeowners this week revealed was built without building permits, had not been inspected and had an improperly installed electrical outlet that investigators said posed a fire hazard. COURTESY SOTHAMPTON TOWN POLICE

The fire that killed two Maryland sisters started near an outdoor kitchen that charges against the homeowners this week revealed was built without building permits, had not been inspected and had an improperly installed electrical outlet that investigators said posed a fire hazard. COURTESY SOTHAMPTON TOWN POLICE

The home on on Spring Lane in Noyac where an August fire killed two people.

The home on on Spring Lane in Noyac where an August fire killed two people.

authorMichael Wright on Oct 5, 2022
The Southampton Town fire marshal’s office will not, in the foreseeable future, release the results of its investigation into the August 3 fire at a Noyac home that resulted in... more

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