Manhattan—Investigators say a weekend house fire was accidental. Just before t 530 a.m. on Saturday, fire crews were dispatched to 120 S. Wreath for a report of a smell of smoke and a carbon monoxide detector sounding, according to Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes.

Crews found the single-family home with a smoldering fire in the attached garage that was extinguished.&nbsp; 

Crews ensured the fire was out and ventilated the structure.&nbsp; The occupants were home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported. Loss is estimated at $85,000 to contents and $3000 to the structure.&nbsp; The fire cause was determined to be accidental due to an aquarium heater in the garage, according to Almes.

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 </figure>Manhattan—Investigators say a weekend house fire was accidental. Just before t 530 a.m. on Saturday, fire crews were dispatched to 120 S. Wreath for a report of a smell of smoke and a carbon monoxide detector sounding, according to Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Almes.Crews found the single-family home with a smoldering fire in the attached garage that was extinguished.&nbsp; Crews ensured the fire was out and ventilated the structure.&nbsp; The occupants were home at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported. Loss is estimated at $85,000 to contents and $3000 to the structure.&nbsp; The fire cause was determined to be accidental due to an aquarium heater in the garage, according to Almes.

Aquarium heater blamed for weekend fire at Manhattan home