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Harsh winds were a problem but a team commitment and aggressive performance on the part of the Bear Grass Fire Brigade and other professionals joined together Saturday night into the wee hours on Sunday Morning to contain the Bear Grass Fire in La Luz, Otero County, New Mexico.
An evacuation standby alert has still stands which was issued after the Bear Grass Fire broke out Friday in Otero County per the Tularosa Dispatch Authority.
A spokesman for Otero County Emergency Services says the fire has burned between 5 to 15 acres so far, with 70 percent containment. Acreage estimates will be updated during the daylight hours Sunday.
Residents are on Stand By status for evacuation as an alert affects residents living in the La Luz area between Bear Grass Road and Batte Way, north of Laborcita Canyon Road.
For the most accurate confirmed official information stay tuned to the Tularosa Dispatch authority or sheriff’s department alerts for the latest in information.
Moderate rain, with a high of 79 and low of 67 degrees. Overcast in the morning, moderate or heavy rain shower in the afternoon, cloudy in the evening, overcast overnight.
as should always be the case, we should be thankful for the folks who answer the call and suit-up and do the hot - hard - and dangerous work of fighting these fires.
The negotiated cease fire is no reason to let our guard down, as Israel has already accused Iran of violating that cease fire just hours after it took effect.
I believe it's still a high probability for terrorism to occur with, or without Iran's blessing.
It's becoming more and more clear that the worst thing you can do for the environment is to listen to environmentalists.
The natural cycle of any pine forest is to grow, burn, repeat.