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Fire erupts on West Third, donations neededTell North Platte what you think
 
Photo by George Lauby
Photo by George Lauby
Exterior damage
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Flames shoot from front door and side window

Donations are needed for a young family whose house burned Monday afternoon on West Third.

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The fire developed in the boys' bedroom around 3:15 p.m., homeowner Jeremy Storm told the Bulletin. His wife Deanna found the smoke and called Jeremy, who rushed home from Bailey Yard. When he arrived, he opened the bedroom door and was met with a cloud of heavy smoke. He told his wife to call the fire department. Within a couple minutes, he heard sirens.

The interior of the home was virtually destroyed, the Storm's cousin Kim Ziel said. Donations of money and furnishings are needed.

"They need everything -- beds, chairs, dressers, kitchen items," Ziel said. "The contents were destroyed."

A benefit fund is established at at Centris Federal Credit Union, 301 East Philip Ave., North Platte. Checks should be made out to the "Storm Family," Ziel said.

The family is also looking for a rental house that will allow them to keep their four dogs.

To contribute household items, call Ziel at 308-660-6335.

The couple's four children were not at home, just Deanna and their pet dogs, Jeremy said.

Flames were coming out the bedroom windown by the time the fire department arrived. They knocked down the flames and strung out a hose for nearly one block from a hydrant at the corner of Third and Sherman.



Earlier, this report erroneously listed Bryan instead of Sherman St. as the location of the fire hydrant.


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NP Scout (Dave) always have to be a know it all!!!!! You're so annoying !!!!!
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Posted by getreal    - 10/19/2012 6:41:16 PM
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For all those that want to start rumors, she called her husband first because she did not think that anything major was wrong. Their insurance company is taking very good care of them and are not being penalized for their delay in calling 911. They are still in need of boys jeans sizes 10 Regular, 12 Regular, and 12 slim.
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Posted by proudmom    - 10/16/2012 7:08:16 PM
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why you ask wonderful? I too thought the same thing. Because instead of ANY empathy for our fellow human beings. Everyone wants some conspiracy its sad really. I am glad no one was hurt and hope we can help the children as a community with clothing and basic essentials of life.
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Posted by negirl2    - 10/16/2012 6:11:19 PM
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I don't know why so many of you feel that something must be wrong because she tried calling her hubby first. That's pretty normal for us women. Think someone is breaking in... call the hubby. Think somethin smells like smoke... call the hubby. Men fill our security needs and we feel safe after calling them. She probably wasn't 100% positive the house was on fire. Completely normal if you ask me lol!
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Posted by wonderful1    - 10/16/2012 2:30:01 PM
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They probably aren't going to get a dime from their insurance because they neglected to immediately call 911.
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Posted by Mike    - 10/16/2012 2:10:07 PM
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makes one wonder what was in the house that would prevent the fire department from being called until the husband got home?
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Posted by always question    - 10/16/2012 12:48:20 PM
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There probably would have been less damage if she had called 911 first instead of calling her husband.
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Posted by Mike    - 10/16/2012 7:25:25 AM
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Scout the hose was ran from Sherman to the fire about a block. Have any of you looked to see where you closest fire hydrant is? I did this morning and on they are 1 to 2 blocks apart.
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Posted by honeygrams    - 10/16/2012 6:24:31 AM
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I guess I'm lost! Where in the heck does say anything about Bryan Ave?
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Posted by Sir Venom    - 10/15/2012 11:49:40 PM
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I was thinking about why she called husband first and not fire dept.
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Posted by goneaway    - 10/15/2012 6:24:40 PM
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I was just thinking the same thing, NPScout! LONNNNNG fire hose! Glad no one was hurt.
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Posted by nice person    - 10/15/2012 5:53:05 PM
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The fire department must have hellaciously long hose to reach all of the way from Bryan Avenue clear over to West 3rd.
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Posted by npscout    - 10/15/2012 4:21:51 PM
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they boys will be needing clothes thier sizes are 10,12,14 also posted on the lend a helping hand site on fb
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Posted by doughboy    - 10/15/2012 4:15:15 PM
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thankful no one was hurt/ home at the time....prayers going out to them
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