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A Runnemede fire apparatus stretches between power lines to pour water on a house fire in Haddon Heights. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

Haddon Heights Man Suffers Minor Burns in All-Hands House Fire

The man was transported to an area hospital. Witnesses credit a quick-acting cleaning woman with helping the victim escape the blaze and taking care of him until first responders arrived. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...

By Matt Skoufalos | August 25, 2026
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