A beloved pub in the town of Saint Andrews has burned down after a fire started in the storage area. Although there are no injuries, the damages will be costly.
Saint Andrews fire Chief Kevin Theriault confirmed that the blaze started in a storage area shortly after 4 p.m. and extended into the attic before it was quickly contained.
He expressed his gratitude for the firefighters’ swift action, writing on Facebook, “All is well, and everyone was safe. Thanks goes out to all of the firemen.”Clean-up efforts began Sunday, as Simmonds and his team started assessing damages and repairs needed to restore the pub.“Kevin Simmonds is one of the first to raise his hand to offer help to someone or a cause in our community, every time,” he said.
The pub’s Facebook account also expressed gratitude for the firefighter’s quick response, writing they are “all appreciated.”
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