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City says arsonist set fire at bait shop There are no suspects.Cumisky, who was arriving in alaska when the shop burned, said he doesn't know why someone torched his business, which sold fishing rods, lures and live bait, and where the region's fishermen gathered to swap stories and show off trophy fish. "When they asked me if i had any enemies i said, 'no, i don't think so.' We're talking about fishing rods here,"Cumisky said. "It's not like i sell new mercedes or something of high value.It's not worth ruining someone's life over. " The valley angler is in pinebrook plaza, a small strip mall also home to, thanglong restaurant, sweets 'n treasures, shalimarz hair design and, a health food store. Rickert said the fire started in a pile of wood behind the valley angler, then spread to the building.By customers leaving 's, a restaurant across the street.The valley angler was heavily damaged by fire, smoke and water. The other stores suffered smoke and water damage and acheter louboutin pas cher were closed for about two weeks. Cumisky said fire investigators found a container behind the building after the fire was extinguished.He assumed it was a gasoline can. Rickert, the fire marshal, said he sent evidence to the state police forensics laboratory in farmington.There, technicians will test the material to determine if an accelerant such as gasoline was used. However, rickert wouldn't comment specifically on whether fire marshals found a gas can. The fire marshal said arson cases in the city are rare.He said the valley angler case is the first 2013 Pas Cher Christian Louboutin Chaussure En Lingne Fance one in years where property damage was extensive. But cumisky has heard there have been other arsons in recent weeks.And midnight and they leave an accelerator can behind,"Cumisky said. "I heard that from people on the street, just from talking. " There were two small fires on july 13 at abandoned houses on main street and balmforth avenue.In the main street case, someone set a sofa on fire.In the balmforth avenue fire, someone started a small fire on the steps outside the house. However,Rickert said rumors of an arsonist running around the city are false. "I don't see a connection at this point,"Rickert said. Said police are investigating the valley angler fire as an isolated incident. "We have no reason to believe those fires are related or that we have an arsonist,"Salazar said. "I heard of the one in the maple(Avenue)Balmforth(Avenue)Area, but it's not like there are a escarpins louboutin rash of fires in the area. " The news the valley angler fire was deliberately set spooked neighboring business owners. "Of course i'm nervous.You don't think this is going to happen.Why would they do that? "Said, who owns the full belly deli next Click to enter to the valley angler. "It doesn't sound to me like kids did it. " While neighboring shops reopened after the fire, the valley angler remains closed.Large pieces of plywood cover the front windows, where a white sign with red capital letter reads"This building is unsafe. " "Closed.That's how the business is doing,"Cumisky said. He wants to open by christmas.However,He said he must hire a contractor who specializes in restoring buildings damaged by fire. "You've got to get in line, because they are very busy,"He said. On the brighter side, sportsmen in the region have rallied around cumisky and his family.Fishermen showed up in trucks after the blaze to help him move out thousands of items, from fishing rods to bags of lures. The is planning a"Fire sale"For items salvaged from the store.A fund for the store has been set up at in danbury.