Lightning likely caused blaze in Brown's Canyon

Lightning likely caused blaze in Brown's Canyon

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Lightning likely caused blaze in Brown’s Canyon
A lightning strike likely caused a wildfire that burned more than 50 acres in Brown’s Canyon early Sunday morning, according to Bryce Boyer, Summit County fire warden. At about 3:20 a.m., a deputy with the Summit County Sheriff’s Office first saw the blaze and contacted dispatch. Crews from the South Summit Fire Protection District, North…

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