Fire damages church in Downeast Maine

Dennysville church fire determined to be arson

A fire at a church in Downeast Maine has now been ruled an arson.

Maine church fire ruled arson as marshals seek more information

The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office determined on Tuesday that a mysterious fire at a Dennysville church was intentionally set. The fire took place at the Dennysville Edmunds Congregational Church, at 17 King Street on Monday morning. Due to a quick response from the Dennysville Fire Department, the blaze was quickly extinguished and caused only...

Fire Marshal Investigating Mysterious Blaze at Dennysville Church

The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating after a Monday fire damaged a Dennysville church. [RELATED: Homeless Man Arrested for Arson Following Readfield Fire Investigation…] At approximately 8:00 a.m., a fire broke out at the Dennysville Edmunds Congregational Church at 17 King Street. The Dennysville Fire Department responded quickly and was able to extinguish [...] The post Fire Marshal Investigating Mysterious Blaze at Dennysvil…

Fire at Dennysville church under investigation

Officials said fire damaged the exterior of the Dennysville Edmunds Congregational Church Monday morning; no injuries were reported.

Washington County church damaged by fire, but ‘it could have been a lot worse’

The fire licked up the outside of the Dennysville-Edmunds Congregational Church on Monday morning. The cause is under investigation.

Fire damages Down East church

The fire started near the rear of the Dennysville church, and firefighters were able to limit the damage primarily to the exterior.