Coventry fire leaves barn in ruins

COVENTRY – Emergency crews responded to a barn fire in the Town of Coventry Wednesday that destroyed the structure and two pieces of heavy farm equipment.
Fire crews from the Coventry, Afton, Bainbridge, Harpursville, Greene and Oxford responded at 7:24 p.m. to 224 County Road 30 after hay in the barn spontaneously combusted and caught fire.
The barn’s owner, Richard Hinman, aided crews in controlling the blaze with the use of his own excavator.
Coventry Fire Chief Daron Schultes said Hinman and his family were home when the fire began but no one was injured and firefighters contained the blaze from spreading to any nearby structures. No animals were hurt or killed in the fire. The barn, primarily used for storage of hay and equipment, was a total loss.

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