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The top floor of the building that houses Sophomore Coffee and two other businesses caught fire shortly after 11 a.m.
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The families of three firefighters who died in a blaze at a vacant home on Stricker Street in two years ago are suing the city, saying officials were negligent in cataloging dangerous buildings.
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Three people, all new arrivals from Guatemala, were killed as a result of injuries sustained from a Tuesday morning rowhome fire.
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Lt. Dillon Rinaldo fought for his life in the hospital for six days before he succumbed to injuries sustained during the blaze.
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“He wasn’t selfish. You can see he sacrificed his life so other people could live.”
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Lt. Dillon Rinaldo had remained hospitalized at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center since the fire, but his condition worsened.
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One firefighter is in critical condition and another remains hospitalized; two others have been released from hospital.
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A two-alarm fire at a two-story brick rowhome in the 5200 block of Linden Heights Avenue on Thursday resulted in the death of a firefighter and several injuries.
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The NAACP of Baltimore is blaming city officials for negligence that led to a fire Thursday which destroyed two buildings attached to its headquarters in Charles Village.
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“This was bound to happen,” said one local resident.