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Dumpster Fire

Dumpster Fire Dumpster Fire

Wolf Point’s volunteer firefighters responded to a dumpster fire located behind the Northern Plains Independent’s office on the 400 block of Main Street on Tuesday, Sept. 9. A suspect was identified by law enforcement. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

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