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Downtown fire causes $53,000 in damages

Posted: 04.07.2009 at 7:22 AM

Janet Parker

Janet Parker serves as a co-anchor of Good Day Columbia where she brings you the day's top stories from 5-9 a.m. each weekday.

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Columbia fire officials are investigating a fire that took place at a home on Washington Street.

The fire started around 11 o'clock Monday night. Three people were at the home but no one was injured.

A firefighter was injured and treated on the scene, Deputy Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins says he is in good conditon.

Damages from the fire are estimated at $53,000.

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