Fire Victims Still Seeking Permanent Shelter @daytoninformer
Fire Victims Still Seeking Permanent Shelter  @daytoninformer
Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Sarah Blake went out to a movie with her husband, only to get a phone call telling her that her apartment building just off East Third Street was on fire. Blake and her family, plus several others, lost all of their belongings in the blaze, which started after an alleged arsonist set fire to a couch in an alley.
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Fire Victims Still Seeking Permanent Shelter

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