Five Kingsbridge businesses trying to pick up pieces

Remaining shops are left without power, electricity and gas

By IZANIA GONZALEZ

Posted 12/21/23

A handful of Kingsbridge merchants are forced to start anew this holiday season, after a fire broke out in the early morning of Dec. 13, engulfing a handful of businesses and leaving those nearby with flooded basements.

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