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Fire Chief Bob Stayton was injured while investigating a fire near Smithfield. A 500-gallon tank of heating oil exploded near where he was standing.
Dec. 16, 2002
Fire Chief Bob Stayton was injured while investigating a fire near Smithfield. A 500-gallon tank of heating oil exploded near where he was standing.
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