A four-alarm blaze erupted this morning at a strip of businesses on Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton.
(dina rudick/globe staff)
Blaze destroys business block in Brighton
A four-alarm blaze erupted this morning at a strip of businesses on Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton.
(dina rudick/globe staff)
By
Matt Byrne and Travis Andersen
Globe Correspondent And Globe Staff
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February 13, 2012
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In freezing temperatures and high winds, dozens of Boston firefighters battled a four-alarm blaze this morning that engulfed a one-story strip of businessed in the 170 block of Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton shortly before 6 a.m. Two firefighters were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries, and the frigid temperatures and intense smoke complicated firefighters’ response. Deputy Fire Chief Robert Calobrisi said at the scene that the fire started in a pizza shop, though it is unclear what caused it.
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