Controlled House Burn in Hiawatha

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Crews practice skills during a controlled burn in Hiawatha

Controlled House Burn in Hiawatha

By: kcrg.comSubscribe Channel: News Location: Hiawatha, Iowa Saturday, Jul 31 , 10 at 2:18 PM

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Fire crews conducted training during a controlled house burn near Hiawatha's city hall on Saturday, July 31, 2010.

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Casey says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 2:58 PM

What street is this

jimmyjam319 says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 3:16 PM

clark st

tired mom says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 3:22 PM

had to be somewhere close to Center Point Road area. Could see it from Blairferry near walmart really well.

DriftyAlison0 says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 6:19 PM

I could see it from Hardees at Blairs Ferry RD NE> >

I C ALL says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 6:47 PM

i was there..iam a firefighter there...media was there and lots of people..some guy ran thru barricades also

Phishlady says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 7:01 PM

It was the corner of Clark st and 4Th Ave. Right across the street from the HPD/City Hall. I just past it again and there is still a little fire going. Kind of surprised that they are letting it smolder like that.

britt says ... on Saturday, Jul 31 at 9:41 PM

that is right next to my gmas house just what she needed after getting out of the hospital to day is smoke rolling through the house

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