The most destructive fire in state history, it killed two people, destroyed 346 homes and damaged dozens more.
"We've been struggling to make it work because Fire Island has a history of that type of use and people have been coming there for years, " Koschmann said.
What followed was the biggest fire sale in the history of the sector, as two dozen medium-sized companies at the top of the food chain necked down to six.
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But this arrangement has a history of coming under fire, particularly from Democrats.
In October 1933, flames broke out near the Los Angeles Zoo, destroying much of the historic park in what was widely considered the worst fire in the city's history.
Through one long night, in front of a fire, he recounts to her the history of the abolitionist movement.
Because recent history in sports proves that fire follows smoke.
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"We're grateful to the millions of customers who have made Kindle Fire the most successful product launch in the history of Amazon, " said Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com Founder and CEO.
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The poster landscape for the salvage logging debate can be found in the mountains of Oregon, mountains blackened in 2002 by the 500, 000-acre Biscuit fire, which was the biggest in the history of the state.
It was then that Hurst thought of the legendary Lime Street Fire, one of the most pivotal in the history of arson investigation.
This snarling, fire-snorting Chimera, which has a storied history, epitomizes the mythical monster that figures in many classical Greek texts and was first mentioned, among those that survive, in Homer's "Iliad": it's a dramatic fusion of a lion's head and body, a serpent forming the tail, and a horned, bearded goat's head and neck protruding from the spiked spine of the lion.
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Nuclear fission in the context of the span of history is, like the ancient discovery of fire, game-changing.
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One of the fires, at a Karachi textile plant, ranked among the deadliest industrial factory fires in history, surpassing Thailand's Kader Toy fire, which killed almost 200 more than 20 years ago.
One of the fires, at a Karachi textile plant, ranked among the deadliest industrial factory fires in history, surpassing Thailand's Kader Toy fire, which killed nearly 200 more than 20 years ago.
The fire in the Gila Wilderness, already the largest in state history, grew another 1, 000 acres to 463 square miles and is 80 percent contained.
Musically, Manzarek's spidery organ on "Light My Fire" is one of the most instantly recognizable sounds in rock history.
The tragedy, the deadliest incident in the history of the garment industry, came just months after a fire in another garment factory in Bangladesh in November killed 112 workers.
From fire and the wheel down to the light bulb and the iPad, we mark the march of history by the steady beat of transformative innovations.
Regardless of how it happened, the devastation of the Great Chicago Fire quickly turned into one of the young city's great blessings, as the moment in history and the location at the heart of a growing industrial nation ensured that Chicago would not merely be rebuilt.
The pressure finally proved too much for Keegan, under fire after the failures of Euro 2000, as England penned the worst possible final page in Wembley's history books.
For those who have a history of anaphylactic reactions to insects, vaccines are available for yellow jackets, wasps, honey bees and fire ants, Bassett said.
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