City of Norwalk identifies 7-year-old girl killed in house fire over the weekend
Summer Fawcett was killed when a fire broke out in her home over the weekend. Her parents and another child were able to escape the flames.
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May 16, 2022, 9:14 PM
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4h agoThe City of Norwalk has identified the 7-year-old girl who died in a house fire Saturday morning.
Summer Fawcett was killed when a fire broke out in her home over the weekend. Her parents and another child were able to escape the flames.
Fawcett attended Cranbury Elementary School.
Connecticut State Police say they are helping with the investigation.
Mayor Harry Rilling stopped by Cranbury Elementary Monday. Counselors are on hand to help students and educators.
