3-alarm building fire in Weare

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Firefighters are battling a 3-alarm fire at a commercial building in Weare Friday morning. There are reports that the smoke can been seen as far as Manchester. No injuries have been reported.

According to Weare Fire and Rescue, the fire broke out at Granite State Recycling on B&B Lane around 6:45 a.m.

Crews from Concord, New Boston, Milford, Mont Vernon, Dunbarton and Henniker were called in to help.

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