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Nobody Hurt in Vehicle Fire in Huntsville

Derek Sutton
By Derek Sutton

Nobody was injured in a vehicle fire in Huntsville.

Huntsville OPP says the fire happened Friday on Sinclair Road, just off Ravenscliffe Road. The Huntsville Fire Department did attend the scene to put out the blaze.

There has been no word on the cause of the fire.

More to come as it becomes available.

Derek Sutton
Derek Sutton
Born and raised right here in Huntsville. I am a Fanshawe College Graduate in Broadcast Journalism. An avid sports fan and I love to story tell. Have a news tip? Email me: dsutton@moosefm.com

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