5 Mass. towns declare state of emergency
5 Mass. towns declare state of emergency over ongoing brush fires
Five Massachusetts towns have declared a state of emergency due to the continued fire activity across the state. Town officials in Boxford, Middleton, North Reading, North Andover, and Danvers announced that a state of emergency has been declared in their communities as of Thursday.
A large, 100-plus acre brush fire popped up Sunday and is continuing to burn in Boxford State Forest in northern ...
BOXFORD - Massachusetts finally got some long-awaited rain on Thursday, but was it enough to douse the wildfires that have ...
Reports of an active brush fire are currently ongoing at the Boxford State Forrest. Boxford Fire Department, alongside crews ...
A new brush fire has broken out in the Boxford State Forest Monday amid continuing drought conditions, and residents are being warned to stay away from the area, officials said.
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Butternut wildfire grows to nearly 1,400 acres in Great BarringtonThe fire in Great Barrington has now grown to nearly 1,400 acres on East Mountain. The approximately 1 ¼” of rain over the ...
Massachusetts is under a red flag warning as the state continues to see an unprecedented number of brush fires.
Mass.gov stated that there were 203 brush fires in Massachusetts during the month of October, which is an increase of about 1 ...
Firefighters from three bordering towns largely succeeded Monday in bringing under control a wildfire that had dramatically increased since it was first reported early Sunday evening.
NORTH ANDOVER - Some brush fires burning in Massachusetts grew rapidly on Tuesday as the state waits another day for ...
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