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The remains of the Depauville Hotel on Stephanie Street after an overnight fire Sunday. Kathy Taber-Montgomery/Watertown Daily Times
The Depauville Hotel at 32506 Stephanie St. was damaged by fire after midnight Sunday. Kathy Taber-Montgomery/Watertown Daily Times
The remains of the Depauville Hotel on Stephanie Street after an overnight fire Sunday. Kathy Taber-Montgomery/Watertown Daily Times
The Depauville Hotel at 32506 Stephanie St. was damaged by fire after midnight Sunday. Kathy Taber-Montgomery/Watertown Daily Times
Smoke seeped from the remnants of the Depauville Hotel at 32506 Stephanie St. early Sunday morning as remaining fire trucks and personnel began leaving the scene around 7:30 a.m.
Jefferson County 911 dispatched firefighters from the town of Clayton, Chaumont, LaFargeville, and Thousand Islands Rescue to the scene for a possible structure fire after midnight.
Upon arrival, mutual aid was called as the structure became fully engulfed in flames.
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