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BURN BAN HAS NOT BEEN LIFTED-FIREFIGHTERS SAVED SEVERAL HOMES AFTER ILLEGAL BURN GOT OUT OF HAND

By Scott Engle
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North Montgomery County Firefighters stopped this fire just before it reached homes on Oak Moss Ln.
Citations were issued for violation of the burn ban and residential trash burning. Each citation carries a fine of up to $500 plus court costs.
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