MANHATTAN— Authorities are working to determine the cause of a fire at an apartment complex in Manhattan.

Just before 7a.m. Monday crews were dispatched to an apartment building fire at 2514 Stagg Hill Road in Manhattan, according to a media release.

Crews found a three-story apartment building with smoke showing from the top floor. The building was searched and the fire was extinguished within 15 minutes.&nbsp; 

The fire damage was contained to the apartment where the fire started.&nbsp; . No injuries were reported. Stagg Hill Road was closed for about an hour.

Loss is estimated at $50,000. The owner is listed as the Russell K. Briggs Trust of Manhattan.&nbsp;

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 </figure>MANHATTAN— Authorities are working to determine the cause of a fire at an apartment complex in Manhattan.Just before 7a.m. Monday crews were dispatched to an apartment building fire at 2514 Stagg Hill Road in Manhattan, according to a media release.Crews found a three-story apartment building with smoke showing from the top floor. The building was searched and the fire was extinguished within 15 minutes.&nbsp; The fire damage was contained to the apartment where the fire started.&nbsp; . No injuries were reported. Stagg Hill Road was closed for about an hour.Loss is estimated at $50,000. The owner is listed as the Russell K. Briggs Trust of Manhattan.&nbsp;

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