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Hay Barn Goes Up In Flames In SJ County
Share + Nov 11, 2009 8:21 am US/Pacific FARMINGTON Sixteen hundred tons of hay went up in flames Wednesday morning in San Joaquin County in a massive barn fire that is being monitored by five different fire agencies.
Hay Fire Ignites, Destroys Barn In Escalon
Firefighters say it will be several days before a barn ignited by a nearby hay fire is extinguished.
Farmington Hay Barn Fire Expected to Burn for Days
A barn fire in Farmington that destroyed thousands of dollars worth of hay early Wednesday was expected to continue burning for several days, according to San Joaquin County fire officials.
Unusual race shaping up in tiny Thornton
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Briefs -- Published Sept. 18, 2009
The Community Partnership for Families is hosting a fundraiser from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. today at Togo's Sandwiches, 1433 W. March Lane.
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OSHA halts farm operations over hot weekend
California officials took rare action this weekend by shutting down two San Joaquin Valley farm labor companies after discovering alleged violations of requirements to provide shade and train workers to prevent heat stress.
Teen Farmworker's Death Brings Involuntary Manslaughter Charges
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Briefs -- Published May 3, 2009
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