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Crews have stopped dousing the apartment building from above and firefighters are now reentering the structure. @FostersDailyDem @smgphoto 
Here is our preliminary story on the four-alarm 10 Bell St. fire in Berwick, Maine. Injuries unconfirmed at this time. Multiple firefighters have been evaluated by medical personnel and one firefighter was seen being carried out. fosters.com/news/20190301/… @FostersDailyDem @smgphoto
Fire officers are meeting in York County’s incident command truck right now. Officials say they’ll provide a press briefing in about 30 minutes. Still declining confirmation about firefighter injuries. @FostersDailyDem @smgphoto
Here’s an updated version of our still-developing story on the Berwick fire. fosters.com/news/20190301/… @FostersDailyDem
Berwick press fire conference pushed back. Officials say they‘re in a “holding pattern” and “gathering more information.” As a result, the time of the briefing is now unknown. They had previously projected 2:15. @FostersDailyDem @smgphoto
Officials now letting the owner of one of the two SUVs parked in the building’s front lot to remove items from her vehicle. Neither vehicle have visible signs of damage (much of the fire and damage is in the back of the building). The other SUV looks brand new. @FostersDailyDem
Officials now saying they expect the press conference to be at 3 p.m. Delay is due to “logistics things we have no control over.” @FostersDailyDem
A number of crews have cleared the scene. Press conference hasn’t yet happened. @FostersDailyDem
Handing things off here at the scene to colleague @kdandurant. Hopefully we will have some more information for you soon. @FostersDailyDem
