Investigation into Milford wildfire ends without answer
Officials say the cause of the massive Milford brush fire that destroyed 50 acres of land last month may never be known. The blaze badly damaged the Beaverbrook recreational trails and boardwalk. The
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May 3, 2012, 2:18 PM
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Officials say the cause of the massive Milford brush fire that destroyed 50 acres of land last month may never be known.
The blaze badly damaged the Beaverbrook recreational trails and boardwalk.
The fire marshal's office has decided not to continue its investigation.
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