West View Family Adrift after Apartment Blaze
Kurutz, Daveen Rae, Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Lori Pasteryk isn't sure where she and her 12-year-old son will sleep Monday night.
That's the deadline for Pasteryk, 40, of West View to find housing, since her apartment was destroyed in a fire this week.
"I've lost everything," Pasteryk said. "It's very hard, and it's going to be even harder when Shawn realizes what all he's lost. I know it's just material things, but it's those little things that make life easier when you're 12."
The Pasteryks are among 15 families displaced by two fires a Ross man is accused of setting in their apartment building.
Police said smoke and water damage was so severe that Mechone, the company that owns the …
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Article title: West View Family Adrift after Apartment Blaze.
Contributors: Kurutz, Daveen Rae - Author.
Newspaper title: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Publication date: September 22, 2007.
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