One person is said to have died.
The fire was reported at about 4:00 a.m., officials said. It took more than an hour to bring it under control.
Route 11 through the village is shut down because of the fire.
It took nearly 90 minutes to bring under control the fire at 89 Rochester St.
Teams from two counties joined Novelis for a Sunday morning drill put together by R.A. Heath, Oswego County Fire Coordinator for Special Operations. “The county team drills regularly with Fulton and Novelis departments,†Heath said. “We invited the Onondaga County and Syracuse City teams to join us today so we could work together.
Reports indicate that the home where Erin Maxwell lived and died caught fire overnight.
The home was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived, according to WSTM.
The home is vacant, so the fire is automatically of suspicious origin.
More details as we learn them.
The Oswego Fire Department responded to a structure fire Wednesday evening at 78 E. Fifth St. There were no injuries reported. A dog inside the home at the time of the fire was brought to a veterinarian. The cause of the blaze was said to be food left cooking on the stove.
The city has sold the site of the former city DPW administration building to an owner who intends to bring an auto repair business to the city.
The Common Council Tuesday approved the sale of 65 N. 4th St. to Bradley Stevens for $140,000.
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