Commuter rail service restored in Chelsea after 9-alarm fire damages abandoned warehouse
Commuter rail service has been restored in Chelsea, where a nine-alarm fire at an abandoned warehouse Monday morning caused service to temporarily be replaced by shuttle buses. “Shuttle buses will no longer replace trains between Chelsea and Swampscott,” the MBTA Commuter Rail said on X shortly after 4:30 p.m. Monday.
Schools closed, commuter rail down after massive warehouse fire burns through the night in Chelsea
A 9-alarm fire broke out at an abandoned warehouse in Chelsea around midnight on Monday, drawing firefighters from as far as Newton and suspending the Newburyport/Rockport Line Monday, Boston 25 News reported. The fire started in a vacant warehouse on ...
The fire started spreading like coming up the train track and I told her we need to get out cause there’s a lot of dry leaves ...
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Massive warehouse fire breaks out in Chelsea, sending flames shooting into the skyA fire raged through a huge abandoned mill building along the river in Chelsea, Massachusetts, and investigators are calling ...
Firefighters battled a raging 9-alarm blaze in Chelsea early Monday morning, as old mill buildings were engulfed in flames.
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Fire at abandoned warehouse in ChelseaCHELSEA, Mass. (WWLP) – Firefighters in Chelsea are battling a massive fire that started Monday morning. Officials said the ...
An overnight fire burned through a mill building in Chelsea, which recently was listed for sale for $30 million. Chelsea Fire ...
Massive fire engulfs an old warehouse in Chelsea, MA, with firefighters working to control the blaze and prevent a structural ...
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