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First responders work overnight to battle brush fire

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By Matt Price Verified, Mark Gardyna
| Western Mass News Verified
ORANGE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Firefighters continued to work tirelessly to contain a 7-and-a-half-acre brush fire in a remote part of Orange, the fire initially broke out on Friday evening. Crews first spotted a large column of smoke in the North Orange area around 6 p.m. and tracked it to woods about a half mile in from Town Farm Road. Multiple mutual aid departments were called in as firefighters were working by hand to clear the area around the fire in very difficult terrain.
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No break from the heat: Restaurant workers push through the heat wave

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By Matt Price Verified, Ryan Trowbridge Verified
| Western Mass News Verified
WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- On day four of a heat wave, restaurant employees in Western Massachusetts have been contending with triple-digit temperatures on the kitchen line, even inside air-conditioned buildings. At White Hut in West Springfield, supervisor Mike Hiller said the air conditioning has been circulating well throughout the dining area, but workers stationed near grills and hot equipment have faced a different reality.
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Heat wave hydration: Doctor separates fact from fiction

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By Matt Price Verified, David Germain Verified
| Western Mass News Verified
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - As Western Massachusetts endures its second heat wave of the year and the first of the summer, a primary care doctor from Redwood Pediatrics in East Longmeadow is urging residents to separate fact from fiction when it comes to staying cool and hydrated. Dr. John Kelley, a pediatrician and primary care doctor at Redwood Pediatrics, said water is the single most important factor in staying healthy during extreme heat.
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