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BREAKING: Mae’s School in Subryanville completely gutted by fire

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March 5, 2025
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Mae's school gutted by fire, March 5, 2025

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By Mark DaCosta- Mae’s School in Subryanville has been completely gutted by fire.  The fire is currently not under control as fire-fighters battle the blaze.  According to all reports at the scene, there appears to be no casualties.  Children attending the school are outside as parents rush to the scene.

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