APARTMENT FIRE
Residents retrieve belongings from fire-damaged building 
GRAND FORKS - Several firefighters remained on the scene Sunday of an apartment fire here that began in a third-floor kitchen Thursday night, a fire official said.
By Forum Communications Co. , January 23, 2011
Galleria apartment tenants want fire investigation reopened
Tenants displaced by the Galleria On 42nd apartment fire in south Fargo are worried an investigator’s listing of the cause as “undetermined” could jeopardize their chances of filing claims with the company that insured the first-floor unit where the fire started.
By Mike Nowatzki , December 31, 2010
Victims of Galleria fire to get long-term help
United Way to distribute more than $25,000Sixty-four residents of Fargo’s Galleria On 42nd apartment complex destroyed by the Oct. 11 fire will receive aid from the United Way’s long-term recovery fund.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , November 24, 2010
Lind: Insuring charity at Galleria
The fire that hit the Galleria On 42nd apartment building in Fargo this past October left 150 renters homeless. Some lost everything.
By Bob Lind , November 23, 2010
F-M community comes through for victims of apartment blaze
On the evening of Oct. 11, I stood across the street from the Galleria On 42nd apartment complex in Fargo with my sons and their roommate watching the fire destroy pieces of folks’ lives indiscriminately – pieces of my sons’ lives and pieces of their friends’ and neighbors’ lives.
By Carol Cwiak , November 03, 2010
Fire cause may remain undetermined
Ignitable liquid, grill ruled out as instigators of Galleria blaze
Ruling the cause of a fire as undetermined is sometimes the only responsible call, said North Dakota’s state fire marshal.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , October 30, 2010
Galleria apartment fire investigation ongoing
Fargo fire investigators have ruled out that an ignitable liquid was used in the fire that destroyed the Galleria On 42nd apartment complex.
By Forum staff reports , October 26, 2010
Galleria fire samples not back from lab
Property release form causes concern for residents
The investigation into the Galleria On 42nd apartment complex fire continues, with Fargo fire investigators waiting for results from the state crime lab.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , October 21, 2010
Residents jump from burning apartment building in Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Residents jumped from a burning apartment building in Minneapolis and tossed young children to safety early Tuesday.
By Associated Press , October 19, 2010
F-M helps displaced renters rebound from Galleria fire
Donations fill church; recovery fund set up
Stacked along the walls, floors and any other available surface inside the Shepherd of the Prairie Church are donations from the community ranging from new clothing and beds to small appliances, pillows and home décor.
By Wendy Reuer , October 16, 2010
Galleria residents invited to informational meeting
FARGO – Residents of the Galleria On 42nd apartments are invited to a meeting at 6 p.m. Friday at Kennedy Elementary to receive information.
By Forum staff reports , October 13, 2010
Galleria residents can pick up security deposits, pro-rated rent checks on Thursday
FARGO – Residents of the Galleria On 42nd apartment complex can pick up security deposit checks and pro-rated rent refunds on Thursday.
By Forum staff reports , October 13, 2010
APARTMENT FIRE: Unknown how many residents were insured
It’s unknown how many tenants displaced by Monday’s Galleria On 42nd apartment building fire in south Fargo had renters insurance because it wasn’t required by the building’s property managers.
By Wendy Reuer , October 13, 2010
APARTMENT FIRE: Recovery begins; fire cause still unknown
Apartment tenants began picking up the charred and soaked pieces of their lives Tuesday as fire investigators tried to pinpoint what sparked a Monday blaze that displaced 150 people from the Galleria On 42nd building in south Fargo.
By Mike Nowatzki , October 13, 2010
APARTMENT FIRE: Residents return to collect belongings
Entering the building ravaged by Monday’s fire, Katrina Cordes carried hopes of salvaging furniture from her apartment.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , October 13, 2010
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