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Lightning strikes ignites fires

September 25, 2019September 25, 2019 Staff

Quincy, Long Valley and Meadow Valley fire departments all responded to a structure fire on Bresciani Circle in Quincy. The house, too, was struck by lightning, according to Quincy Fire Chief Robbie Cassou. Photo by Victoria Metcalf

For more photos see page 5A of the Feather River Bulletin.

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