Fires Saturday keep Williams Lake Fire Department busy

Fires Saturday keep Williams Lake Fire Department busy

The Williams Lake Fire Department responded to several calls for service Saturday around the lakecity.

  • Apr. 13, 2014 8:00 p.m.
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The Williams Lake Fire Department responded to multiple calls for service Saturday, attending fires behind the Tolko log yard, near West Fraser’s plywood plant and on Woodland Drive.

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