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Uxbridge Mill Fire
Posted on July 25, 2007 at 5:14pm —
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Don't answer that.
I'll be back Tues. so thanks for keeping my seat warm.
Hope I'm in East. I've been checking this site out for a couple hours and just found your name.
I just found out who you are. I work with Mike G. over at COMM. Stop stealing my pages (just kidding). Get any IPN hate mail lately? Stay safe Dan O. MAS192
Stay safe and low,
Christine
a.k.a
Bahstun
I was there for a little while with Northbridge. We definitely appreciate the help! At last I knew, they are still hitting the building with water as the escavators remove the debris. The crews have been working quite briskly to not only finish extinguishment; but to find the cause. Thank you again for all your help!
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