Flames tore through the residential calm of Pittsburgh's Marshall-Shadeland neighborhood Thursday evening, leaving two houses with significant damage. The conflagration, initially seizing a humble abode on Central Avenue, was met with a swarm of fire crews intent on taming its wrath, as reported by WTAE.
According to WTAE, officials pinpoint the origin of the fire to the living room of the first house. In the absence of serendipity, no injuries have been reported from the incident, a silver lining in an evening otherwise clouded by misfortune.
Further assessment by fire officials, as reported by WPXI, revealed that the second house endured exterior damage as a direct repercussion of the fire. The time of initiation was roughly pinned at around 9:30 p.m.
