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Brush fire closes Newport Highway at Pittsburg north of Spokane
Brush fire closes Newport Highway at Pittsburg north of Spokane
MEAD, Wash. - Firefighters are working to get a brush fire near Highway 2 and Pittsburg street north of Spokane Tuesday afternoon. Fire crews have closed off Highway 2 at Pittsburg while they work to get the fire under control. Flames were visible on the side of the road Tuesday and a tree was seen going up in flames.
More >>MEAD, Wash. - Firefighters are working to get a brush fire near Highway 2 and Pittsburg street north of Spokane Tuesday afternoon. Fire crews have closed off Highway 2 at Pittsburg while they work to get the fire under control. Flames were visible on the side of the road Tuesday and a tree was seen going up in flames.
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