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Firefighters Battle Large Trash Fire In Stamford For Hours: FD
The burning trash, estimated to be more than 8 feet high, "created a stubborn and extremely hot fire," Stamford fire officials said.

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The burning trash, estimated to be more than 8 feet high, "created a stubborn and extremely hot fire," Stamford fire officials said.

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