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Two RV’s and a van go up in smoke

9 years ago in Local

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By Tracy Ellis

BELLINGHAM, Wash. – Fireworks may be to blame for a Haxton Way fire, but firefighters can’t say for sure.

The Bellingham Fire Department says the July 4th blaze in the 4500 block of Haxton burned two recreational vehicles and a van.

Investigators haven’t determined the cause yet, but say people were shooting off fireworks in the area.

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