BARNSTABLE – Students were evacuated from the Trinity Christian Academy on Mary Dunn Road about 9 AM after an odor of smoke was detected in the building. Students were moved to an adjacent church while firefighters investigated. The problem was traced to a faulty air handler. No injuries were reported.
Faulty air handler causes smoke prompting evacuation of Barnstable school
November 18, 2020
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