Oneida fire has burned 1,000 acres so far near Preston
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PRESTON — Crews have been battling the Oneida Fire that broke out around 4:20 p.m. Wednesday six miles north of Preston.
The fire started on state land and is threatening BLM property, according to a news release. Around 1,000 acres of short grass and brush have burned.
Crews have no estimated containment time right now and structures are not threatened.
Around 25 personnel, 6 engines and 2 dozers are on the scene.
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