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From the opposite end of the beach at Mont Vernon, we can see that something is on fire. The fire truck has arrived. More news in the morning.
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Supposedly there was some burning of storm debris. Hopefully that is all it is.
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The fire is at night, 8 pm. Daylight has refuse burning. A small rainstorm just came through.
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Trackhoe was gathering debris behind the chalet area. The burning is there
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Hopefully that is the case as I don't think fires distinguish between night and day and with as much debris as they have, it is likely a big fire that will not be extinguished at night.
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Any word on last night's fire on Orient Beach?
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