Family Faces Long Road Rebuilding After Syracuse Fire
The Goss family, living in a four bedroom home bought for 25 dollars, work with relatives to restore a house scorched by a deadly February 1998 blaze that killed four members of a nearby family. Robert Goss, an auto mechanic, explains the effort to gut smoke damaged walls and rewire, while recalling the fire's human cost and the neighborhood’s shared grief.
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County wins suits so far in fire death case
Investigators found no dispatching failure by firefighters in the late blaze case. The state Supreme Court Appellate Division ruled no special relationship existed between Burger and the 911 center, limiting county liability for damages to the victims’ estates. Onondaga County seeks dismissal of Frank Turbe’s suit, arguing the absence of a special relationship forecloses liability.
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