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Brush fire in Antelope Valley contained

July 11, 2009 |  3:02 pm

A 30-acre brush fire briefly threatened homes this afternoon in the Antelope Valley, but firefighters were able to quickly contain the fast-moving blaze.

The fire broke out in an unincorporated neighborhood north of Lancaster about 1:30 p.m. in desert terrain and was knocked down about an hour later, said Brendon Peart, a Los Angeles County Fire Department  dispatcher.

Some homes were evacuated, and about 100 firefighters were on scene. No injuries were reported.

Lancaster is about 70 miles north of Los Angeles.

-- Victoria Kim
 


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