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Bees Ferry Dump blaze contained after hours-long fight amid heat, smoke and stench

Jul 7, 2026 | 7:28 AM

Firefighters with the St. Andrews Fire Department responded to a fire at Bees Ferry Dump yesterday that took hours to extingish, according to officals.Your St.

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