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Burned out, but relieved to be safe

Beverly fire leaves 35 homeless

David Provost (left rear) looked toward the burned-out condominium building in Beverly, as his wife, Lynne Provost (right), was comforted by her daughter, Vanessa LaRochelle. David Provost (left rear) looked toward the burned-out condominium building in Beverly, as his wife, Lynne Provost (right), was comforted by her daughter, Vanessa LaRochelle. (JANET KNOTT/GLOBE STAFF)
By Steven Rosenberg
Globe Staff / May 5, 2007

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David and Lynne Provost held hands in the soot-filled parking lot across from their burned-out condominium building yesterday morning. On Thursday night, the couple were sitting down to watch the Red Sox game when they smelled smoke and helped evacuate the building. Now they hoped they could salvage something from their home. (Full article: 469 words)

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