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Updated: Dec 28, 2009 9:19am PST

Avenel, NJ - 3-Alarm House Fire - 51 Madison Ave. (November 12, 2009) : Photos by: Stan Derewsky

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Photos by: Stan Derewsky

Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:31pm PST

Perth Amboy, NJ - House Fire - 185 Broad St. (July 25, 2009) : Photos by: Keith Addie
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Perth Amboy, NJ - House Fire - 185 Br...

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Photos by: Keith Addie Published in 1st RESPONDER NEWSPAPER (August 2 ...

Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:25pm PST

Westfield, NJ - 3-Alarm House Fire - 591 Westfield Ave. (October 12, 2009) : Photos by: Keith Addie
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Westfield, NJ - 3-Alarm House Fire - ...

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Photos by: Keith Addie Published in 1st RESPONDER NEWSPAPER (December ...

Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:07pm PST

Scotch Plains, NJ - 4-Alarm House Fire - 2 Jenna Ct. (September 7, 2009) : Photos by: Keith Addie
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Scotch Plains, NJ - 4-Alarm House Fir...

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Photos by: Keith Addie Published in 1st RESPONDER NEWSPAPER (November ...

Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:06pm PST

Millburn, NJ - Exxon Gas Station Structure Fire - 132 Millburn Ave. (November 19, 2009) : Photos by: Provided

Millburn, NJ - Exxon Gas Station Stru...

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Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:02pm PST

**NEW** Winfield Park, NJ - 3-Alarm House Fire - 30 Wavecrest Ave. (December 12, 2009) : Photos by: Keith Addie

**NEW** Winfield Park, NJ - 3-Alarm H...

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Updated: Dec 26, 2009 7:00pm PST

** Just  Added ** Peapack  5th Alarm  house fire on 12.24.09 : A 5th  Alarm + Fire  on Christmas eve  Destroyed a  unoccupied classic 16-room  colonial mansion, on the  former Blairsden Estate on  Highland Ave. in Peapack, in Somerset County.The Home Has a  long  history  it  was built in  the  mid -18th century  when it was built as a  farm house for  the  Sprawling  Melick Family .The  property was later  aqquired by  the  Wall Street tycoon  Mr  Clinton Blair who added on to the  orignal home and  would build  the  immense estate  that  would come to  be  the known as  "Blairsden" The  Fire was reported around 9:00pm The Peapack-Gladstone Fire Department  immediately Requested  Mutual Aid  From  Somerset and  Morris  Counties .   As well as a  Tanker Task force from each county . Within minutes  of  the  first call additional tankers were being dispatched  to the  scene from  Somerset County . The  1st  due  Mutual aid units were  setting  up a Drafting site from  a pond  over  a mile away. While other units at  the  scene were   streching  LDH from  the  dump site  to  supply  the  tower ladder by way of  inline pumping . The snow   conditions  on the  ground  and  the  cold weather   hampered firefighters  efforts  to  save  the  large  u shaped mansion . Another  call was placed to   Somerset county   Dispatch center for added  tankers  from  the  county as well as a Tanker task force  from  Hunterdon  county  to the  scene.  It took  firefighters over 4 1/2 hours to bring  the  blaze  under control . More  than 20  Fire departments  from  three counties  responded with equipment  to  this  fire.  Over 100 Firefighters responded to  the  scene. This  mansion fire will be rembered for years in  Somerset  County as  the Chirstmas Eve  Fire. The  cause of  the  fire  is being  investigated  by  the Police Department  and  the  Somerset County Prosecutor's Office .

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A 5th Alarm Fire on Christmas eve Destroyed a unoccupied classic ...

Updated: Dec 25, 2009 7:33am PST

Peapack-Gladstone 5th Alarm 63 Highland Ave 12/24/09 : At about 9:00 P.M. Peapack-Gladstone firefighters responded to 63 Highland Avenue on a reported structure fire. Upon arrival they found heavy fire and smoke showing from a large 2.5 story mansion type dwelling. Mutual aid was called immediately for engines and tankers from neighboring Somerset and Morris County Towns. The fire escalated to 5 alarms bringing in mutual aid from Somerset, Morris, and Hunterdon Counties. (3) tanker task forces were used to shuttle water to the scene for firefighting operations. The fire took over 3 hours to bring under control. No injuries were reported at the scene. Heavy snow and cold temperatures hampered firefighting efforts. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Peapack-Gladstone 5th Alarm 63 Highla...

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At about 9:00 P.M. Peapack-Gladstone firefighters responded to 63 High ...

Updated: Dec 25, 2009 7:21am PST