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Multiple Fire Departments are fighting a house fire in Hudson.
Hudson Fire Department responded to a call around 3:45 Thursday afternoon for a structure fire on Amber Road.
The fire started in the kitchen from what the fire Marsal's Office is calling, "careless disponsal of smoking materials".
Several towns are on the scene to fight the blaze. Bangor Hydro has arrived to the cut the power to the area.
The fire is causing some traffic build up along Route 43.
We have a crew on the scene, we'll have more information as soon as it becomes available.
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Several Fire Departments Battle a House Fire in Hudson
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