Fire damage at a property on Seminole Street in Windsor is seen on June 19, 2025. Photo courtesy Windsor Fire and Rescue/X.Fire officials say no one was hurt after a fire in Windsor early Thursday.
Few details are available, but firefighters responded to a property on Seminole Street near Norman Road.
A Windsor Fire and Rescue investigator was at the scene later Thursday morning to determine the cause, which has not been disclosed.
The fire affected four structures on the property, and caused $100,000 in damage.
No one was displaced as a result of the incident.
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