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Colorado Investigators Determine Cause Of 102,000-Acre Aspen Acres Fire
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Status
Reported, not yet confirmed
Independent sources
6
First seen
Oct 11, 6:00 PM MDT
updated Oct 14, 7:05 PM MDT
Topic
Local News
Reported by The Pueblo Chieftain, KMGH (Denver7 ABC) and 4 others, not yet confirmed.
What Happened
The 102,000-acre Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado was sparked by a tree falling on a power line, state investigators concluded. The Pueblo Chieftain and Colorado Public Radio reported the findings.
Written by our system from the sources below (6), version 5, Oct 14, 11:22 PM MDT. Official warnings are never rewritten: they are quoted as issued.
- Colorado’s massive Aspen Acres fire sparked by tree falling on power lines, investigators conclude · (Cheyenne) Wyoming Tribune Eagle
- State investigation concludes Aspen Acres fire was started by a tree falling on power line · Colorado Public Radio
- State investigators release cause of Aspen Acres fire · The Gazette
- Aspen Acres Fire started with a tree falling on a power line, report says · KUSA (9NEWS NBC)
- Colorado report finds Aspen Acres Fire was sparked by tree falling onto power line · KMGH (Denver7 ABC)
- Colorado investigators determine cause of 102,000-acre Aspen Acres Fire · The Pueblo Chieftain
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How It Unfolded
Official Confirmation
No official source confirms this yet. It is reported, not confirmed.
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