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Firefighters battle housefire in Lincoln

5 months ago in Local

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LINCOLN,N.H.- Investigators are working to figure out just what sparked a weekend fire at home near Loon Mountain.

Fire officials say crews arrived on scene to the home on Crooked Mountain Road in the area of South Peak a little after 7 .pm. Saturday night and found flames coming from the chimney which then spread to the roof.

A search of the home revealed no one was home at the time of the fire and no fire fighters on site were injured. However, fire fighters experienced issues with water when trying to access the home due to the length of the driveway.

First responders ended up clearing the scene around 4am Sunday morning.

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