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April 21, 2010 in City
Fire at industrial park began in sawdust pile
A fire in a sawdust pile filled a Spokane Valley woodworking business with smoke this morning, but firefighters were called in time to prevent the blaze from spreading.
The owner of Euro Woodworking in the Vista Industrial Park, 111 N. Vista Road, called the fire department after arriving for work and finding his shop filled with smoke.
Firefighters quickly put out the smoldering pile of sawdust and cleared the building of smoke, said Bill Clifford, spokesman of the Spokane Valley Fire Department.
Employees had been using a chop saw on Tuesday night to cut wood, and the fire started in a pile of sawdust beneath the saw, he said. It was not clear what caused the fire, although investigators said it was possible a spark may have started the pile smoldering through the night.
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spokanecommunistparty on April 21 at 10:32 a.m.
Industrial Park is always on fire, and it has nothing to do with low wages and brutal hours which are mandatory there. But on the bright side Avista Futilitys owns it.