TUESDAY / JUNE 17, 2008 / 2:25 p.m.
‘A cowardly act’ in Middle Granville
What seemed like a simple electrical fire was found to be the tip of a rather ugly iceberg Monday night as fire investigators found some pretty serious vandalism at the Vermont Natural Colored Stone off of Route 22A right at the Hampton border.
Someone, State Police are trying to figure out whom, really ripped up the production area of this small slate company putting about seven people out of work and causing thousands of dollars in damage. Owner David Rogers called it a cowardly act but said he had no idea who would want to do something like this.
Anyone with information could call the New York State Police at 518-642-9455 and leave a message for investigators Horn, Snell or Sgt. Symer.
More to come on this story, for sure, and read all about it in the print edition.
More later…
What seemed like a simple electrical fire was found to be the tip of a rather ugly iceberg Monday night as fire investigators found some pretty serious vandalism at the Vermont Natural Colored Stone off of Route 22A right at the Hampton border.
Someone, State Police are trying to figure out whom, really ripped up the production area of this small slate company putting about seven people out of work and causing thousands of dollars in damage. Owner David Rogers called it a cowardly act but said he had no idea who would want to do something like this.
Anyone with information could call the New York State Police at 518-642-9455 and leave a message for investigators Horn, Snell or Sgt. Symer.
More to come on this story, for sure, and read all about it in the print edition.
More later…
