Firefighters investigating cause of pub fire in Rome   ROME,
N.Y. (WKTV) - The building that used to hold the up and coming
new restaurant, The Griff, burned down early Wednesday morning,
leaving only the "Cans and Clams" sign out front by midday.  The
fire was smoldering into the early afternoon, leaving
firefighters still hard at work.  Massive amounts of water were
poured onto the site, which has had many different names
throughout the years, including Coco's and Myron's.  James
Magnanti, the owner of the Adirondack 13 Pines Motel next door
for 30 years, said he woke up during the night and all he could
see was an orange glow.  Rome Fire Chief Ron Brement says he and
his crews had a very long night.  "It was a major fire for us as
far as when we got here," Chief Brement said. "The heavy
involvement of the fire alone, at that point, we were looking
for exposures to make sure everything was protected."  The fire
only caused a minor injury for one of the firefighters, but
fortunately, no one else was hurt.  T