BOSTON (WHDH) - An apartment building in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood that was badly damaged by an early-summer blaze is now being torn down.
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The Treadmark Building near the MBTA’s Ashmont Station was torched by a six-alarm fire in June, but officials say it will be rebuilt.
Investigators determined that a faulty exhaust pipe connected to a generator in the basement caused flammable materials on the roof the catch fire.
The flames ripped through the wood-frame building, just days before the Boston Fire Department was slated to conduct a sprinkler test.
No injuries were reported.
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