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On 19 September 2017, the newspaper The Caledonian Record reported that musician Neko Case's Vermont farmhouse was badly damaged in a fire: This story was picked up by The Associated Press and published by several other news outlets: Case initially denied the story on Twitter: But in an interview with Pitchfork several months after the incident, the singer confirmed that this was indeed her house. Case explained that her initial denial was due to a stalker and that she felt, at the time, that this was personal, not public, news: When we spoke to the Danville Volunteer Fire Department, one of nine fire departments that helped extinguish the blaze, they told us that the fire occurred at an address listed for Neko Case's home. A volunteer for the Peacham Fire Department, which also helped put out the fire told us: Case owns a farmhouse in Vermont. A profile in Country Living featured several images showing the interior of the house and one showing a wide-shot of the exterior. Here's a comparison of an image of Case's home (left) and a photograph of the fire-damaged house taken by the Peachem Fire Department (right):
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