RT @sarabethy99: On #Amtrak and this is happening outside of New Haven.#necorridor pic.twitter.com/snahLHWzlS
— CT Notify (@CTNotify) May 7, 2015
That video appeared as such from downtown:
— New Haven CT (@NhvOrg) May 7, 2015
Later that Evening...Crossing the Quinnipiac River around dusk, drivers heading North on 95 would be seeing this on their left-hand side from Fair Haven Heights, later reported by other Twitter users as coming from Springside Ave:
Another blaze in what appears to be Fair Haven Heights tonight @NewHavenFire pic.twitter.com/Q99rBehEqm
— New Haven CT (@NhvOrg) May 8, 2015
— Brad Young (@BYounginSig22) May 8, 2015
The @NewHavenFire twitter account maintained a close connection with the community of individuals on Twitter who communicated back and forth conversationally as the details of each event progressed. Faster than the news, local citizens with access to an under-rated app were privy to the best information, which assisted mostly with diverting traffic away from areas where the separate blazes were occurring.
This morning, a rolling hazy fog cast shadows upon the buildings in the city downtown.
— New Haven CT (@NhvOrg) May 8, 2015
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