Landowners pick up pieces after Martin County brush fire
Crews were still at the Hungryland Wildlife and Environmental Area in Martin County on Friday, working to put out hotspots after 800 acres of wildlife burned in a Thursday brush fire, according to Florida Forest Fire's Public Information Officer Miguel Nevarez.
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