A Fire in the Churchyard

A commercial lawnmower from our landscaper caught on fire Tuesday afternoon in our churchyard. The fire was attended to by Chris Tome, his two employees, Fr. John and the North East Fire Company. Thankfully, the damage was minimal and the spread contained.

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