A firefighter moves through the charred debris of an extinguished garage fire Monday, July 2, north of Lynnwood. (South Snohomish Fire & Rescue)
His injuries reportedly were non-life-threatening. It happened where a house burned down in June.
LYNNWOOD — A man suffered non-life-threatening injuries during a garage fire Monday morning.
South Snohomish County Fire & Rescue said the man was taken to a hospital after the fire in the 15900 block of Manor Way. The area is north of Lynnwood and south of Mukilteo and Everett.
The cause is under investigation.
A fire destroyed an abandoned house at the same property on June 1.
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