Kitchener fire causes $150,000 damage

By News Staff

Posted Dec 6, 2013 07:15:18 AM.

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Damage is estimated at $150-thousand following a fire in south Kitchener.

The blaze broke out just before ten last night at a townhouse unit on Old Chicopee Drive.

Waterloo Regional Police believe the fire was started by an unattended pot of oil.

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