Co-owner of Maine lumber mill dies from fire injuries, bringing fatalities to three

Key facts

• Alden J. Robbins, co-owner of Robbins Lumber, died from fire injuries.
• The fire and explosion occurred at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, Maine.
• The incident happened on May 15.
• Three people have died as a result of the incident.
• Two firefighters died while battling the blaze.
• Ten people were injured in the incident.
• The cause of the fire and explosion is under investigation.

Alden J. Robbins, a co-owner of Robbins Lumber in Searsmont, Maine, has died from injuries he sustained in a fire and explosion that occurred at the facility on May 15. His death marks the third fatality resulting from the incident. Two firefighters also died while battling the blaze. In addition to the fatalities, ten people were injured during the event. The cause of the fire and explosion at the lumber mill is currently under investigation.