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Damage, No Injuries, After Fire at Sag Harbor Launderette

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The building suffered water and smoke damage but no injuries were reported.

The building suffered water and smoke damage but no injuries were reported.

Members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department on the scene Saturday afternoon.

Members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department on the scene Saturday afternoon. Stephen J. Kotz

A fire at the Sag Harbor Launderette Saturday brought 80 members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department to Main Street.

A fire at the Sag Harbor Launderette Saturday brought 80 members of the Sag Harbor Fire Department to Main Street. Stephen J. Kotz

Building owner Ted Seiter talks with Sag Harbor Fire Department Police Chief Steve Miller.

Building owner Ted Seiter talks with Sag Harbor Fire Department Police Chief Steve Miller. Stephen J. Kotz

authorStephen J. Kotz on Nov 23, 2019
A smoky fire caused extensive damage to the Sag Harbor Launderette shortly after noon on Saturday. “We were able to knock it down pretty darn quick,” said Sag Harbor Fire... more

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