Donations taken for mom, daughter burned out of home
STERLING – A benefit account has been set up for Kim Espinoza and her daughter, Natalie, who lost most of their possessions in a fire that broke out Tuesday afternoon in their home at 908 Oak Ave.
A malfunctioning dryer vent caused the fire, Capt. Mike Dettman said.
Espinoza, 40, and her daughter, a freshman at Sterling High School, are staying with relatives until their house is repaired.
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