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    Brodheadsville auto shop badly damaged after fire

    By Alyson Price,

    2024-08-06

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    BRODHEADSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Crews were called after a fire broke out in a Brodheadsville auto shop Monday afternoon.

    The cause of a fire in Brodheadsville that heavily damaged an auto body repair shop is still unknown at this time.

    Just after 5:00 p.m., several crews were called to Dairy Lane in Brodheadsville for a reported structure fire at an auto shop.

    PD: Duryea fire call turns into drug bust

    Details are limited at this time however we can confirm no one was hurt.

    28/22 News went to the scene Tuesday where we found several damaged cars and damage to the building.

    It’s unclear at the time if the auto shop received any damage and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

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    08-06
    Sus. The owner is a POS. Ripped me off few years back. Karma though.
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