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    Medford Fire Department responded structure fire on Newtown Street, no injuries reported

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    Medford, OR – Medford Fire Department officials said this unfortunate incident occurred in the 300 block of Newtown Street.

    Fire crews responded to a report of a structure fire. 

    The responding crews discovered a working fire with heavy involvement in one unit and the attic.

    Medford Police assisted crews with removing occupants from the uninvolved apartments.

    Fire investigators were on scene working to determine the origin and cause.

    There were no reported injuries to the occupants or firefighters.

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