Augusta -
Investigators are looking to interview a man they say may have information that could help determine the cause of an apartment fire in Augusta last week.
Sgt. Ken Grimes with the Fire Marshal's office says a man left the building on Penobscot Street and got into a green Subaru five to ten minutes before the fire was reported.
Anyone with information is asked to call the state Fire Marshal's office at 626-3870.
Investigators Look for Witness in Augusta Fire
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