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City/County fire marshals place ban on all outdoor open burning until further notice - Vimarsana News

City/County fire marshals place ban on all outdoor open burning until further notice

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – The fire marshals for the Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department (MRFD) and Rutherford County Fire & Rescue Department (RCFR) have issued a mandatory open burning ban for Rutherford County and within the city limits of Murfreesboro. With more on this story, here is WGNS' Josephine Walker... Again, the outdoor ban on burning will remain in place unntil further notice.    The types of fires prohibited during the outdoor open burning ban include:&m ...

Calgary weather for Friday, May 27 - Vimarsana News

Calgary weather for Friday, May 27

Calgary's Friday forecast in the 20s; small storm risk this evening.

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Recent rain and snow in El Paso County area won't end burn ban as fire danger looms - Vimarsana News

Recent rain and snow in El Paso County area won't end burn ban as fire danger looms

Rain and snow have fended off severe fire danger for now, but the risk will return in June when trees and grasses dry out, officials said Monday in explaining why

Recent rain and snow in El Paso County won't end burn ban as fire danger looms - Vimarsana News

Recent rain and snow in El Paso County won't end burn ban as fire danger looms

Rain and snow have fended off severe fire danger for now, but the risk will return in June when trees and grasses dry out, officials said Monday in explaining why

Recent rain and snow in El Paso County area won't end burn ban as fire danger looms - Vimarsana News

Recent rain and snow in El Paso County area won't end burn ban as fire danger looms

Rain and snow have fended off severe fire danger for now, but the risk will return in June when trees and grasses dry out, officials said Monday in explaining why