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What we know about building fire near NYC St. Patrick's Day parade

The NYC St. Patrick's Day parade is scheduled to step off from East 44th Street and 5th Avenue at 11 a.m. March 17. What we know about a fire in the area.

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New York fire just yards away from St Patrick's Day parade sparks panic

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Massive fire burns in NYC Midtown high-rise by start of St. Patrick’s Day Parade

4 dead including child in Queens fire

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4 killed, including child, in New York fire that forced people to jump from building

Four people were killed, including a 3-year-old boy, when a fast-moving fire tore through a building in Queens on Monday afternoon, according to officials.

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4 people, including a child, killed in Queens apartment building fire

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Fast-Moving Fire in Queens Kills 4, Including a Child

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4 Are Dead, Including a Child, in a Fast-Moving Queens Fire

A four-alarm fire fanned by fierce winds killed four people, including one child, in Queens on Monday afternoon and injured 12 others, at least one of them critically, the authorities said.

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4 dead, including child, after fire engulfs Queens building: officials

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3-year-old girl among 4 dead from fire in illegally subdivided Queens apartment building

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4 killed, including child, in raging building fire in New York City's Queens borough

Five firefighters were also injured.

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Child Among 4 Killed in Fire That Forced Residents to Jump from Building

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Fatal Queens fire leaves at 4 dead, including child: PHOTOS

Smoke Fills Midtown Manhattan as Fire Erupts in Office Building

A large fire broke out on the upper levels of a high-rise office building in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday morning, March 17, prompting a large response from the New York City Fire Department.The

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Sunnyside Fire Survivors Still Locked Out As Queens Apartment Sits In Limbo

More than two years after a five-alarm blaze gutted a six-story Sunnyside apartment building, the property is still wrapped in scaffolding while many former tenants remain scattered across New York City.