Couple says ‘I do,’ escapes wedding reception blaze
Many couples are left without venues for their weddings after a 3-alarm fire sparked by a cigarette destroyed a Foxborough landmark.
A carelessly discarded cigarette is believed to have caused a massive fire that cut short a wedding and destroyed a historic Foxborough building.
Egypt sends delegation to Israel, its latest effort to broker a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas
‘Who pooped in the Hot Springs?’: Arizona Hot Springs on high alert for fecal bacteria
Las Vegas Aces to visit White House to celebrate 2023 WNBA title
’Here, you don’t get judged’: A social outlet for teens, young adults with disabilities
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Authorities say a three-alarm fire broke out at a wedding outside Boston just after the bride and groom were pronounced husband and wife.
The Sun Chronicle reports that flames broke through the roof of the historic Lakeview Pavilion in Foxborough on Saturday night, destroying it. The fire was knocked down hours after it started.
Justice of the Peace Jerry Cibley says the fire began at the end of the wedding just as the bride, groom and their wedding party walked down the aisle. He tells the paper he had “just pronounced them husband and wife” and that the couple were devastated about the fire.
Cibley says everyone got out safely, including the 150 or so guests.
The venue’s website says it opened in 1906.
