Deadly Ferguson Fire Doubles in Size to 9,300 Acres

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  • 6 years ago
The deadly Ferguson Fire in the Sierra National Forest in California grewto almost 9,300 acres on July 16. Officials reported that the fire was only 2 percent contained.

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