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TRAFFIC / FIRE ALERT – MULTIPLE FIRE CALLS

By Jamie Nash
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E. FM 1097 at Rose Rd. – Willis – grass fire

15347 Robin Trail, Conroe – grass fire

40014 Eureka Rd., Magnolia – wires down

SLOW DOWN. MOVE OVER. IT’S THE LAW!

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