Investigation Continues in Stratmoor Fire
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Updated: 6:51 AM May 8, 2009
Investigation Continues in Stratmoor Fire
Fire officials are still investigating the cause of a fire that displaced a family in Stratmoor.
Posted: 6:51 AM May 8, 2009
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Fire officials are still investigating the cause of a fire that displaced a family in Stratmoor.

Officials say the fire started around 2:40 a.m., at a four-plex apartment building. It may have been caused by a motorbike parked outside.

It took firefighters less than an hour to put out the fire. It mostly bured the exterior of the building, but did get in the rafters. Firefighters cut holes in the roof to fully extinguish the flames.

Only one unit of the four-plex was affected, and no one was hurt.
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