Berlin brush fire on Lamentation Mountain grows to 125 acres, National Guard to send in helicopters
BERLIN (Tribune News Service) — A large brush fire burning on Lamentation Mountain that resulted in the death of a firefighter now is believed to cover some 125 acres, as dry, windy conditions threaten to overwhelm a containment area first responders had established, Connecticut officials said Wednesday.
The massive Hawthorne Fire is burning for a fourth day and officials are urging hikers to stay away from Lamentation Mountain ...
Robert Sharkevich Sr. died in an UTV crash while responded to a brush fire on Lamentation Mountain in Connecticut on Tuesday ...
A Wethersfield firefighter died on Tuesday after a UTV rolled over near the scene of a large brush fire on Lamentation ...
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Hot ash from abandoned campfire likely sparked Hawthorne Fire, crews sayThe fire is moving its way down the south peak of the mountain. Hikers are warned to stay away from Lamentation ...
The massive Hawthorne Fire is burning for a fourth day and dozens of firefighters are continuing to try to control the blaze.
Gov. Ned Lamont declared a state of emergency Friday in light of the numerous brush fires that have occurred in Connecticut ...
Connecticut officials say Sea Green Drive residents have raised concerns as the Berlin brush fire approaches their properties ...
Crews on Friday planned to resume their work battling the Hawthorne fire in Berlin after minor setbacks Thursday night.
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