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LA Times on 2023-12-23 03:37
Navy awards $6-million contract for cleanup of World War II hangar in Tustin that burned
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- Tustin hangar fire is completely out, authorities say as cleanup continuesocregister.com
- Tustin hangar demolition underwayocregister.com
- Navy expected to give Tustin another $13 million for hangar fireocregister.com
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- Federal officials call on Gov. Newsom to issue emergency proclamation for Tustin hangar fireocregister.com
- Tustin follow-up study finds no asbestos or lead contamination caused by hangar fireocregister.com
- Crews start removal of metal doors left after Tustin hangar fireocregister.com
- Health officials say Tustin hangar fire didn’t pose big health riskocregister.com
- Tustin public schools to close Thursday due to smoke from hangar fireocregister.com
- Minute-by-minute account provides details for how firefighters battled Tustin hangar fireocregister.com
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- Goodyear Blimp visits Tustin hangar for repairsocregister.com
- Tustin hangar fire nearing its endocregister.com
- Tustin hangar fire: Air base was a major Hollywood player in ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Pearl Harbor’ and moreLA Times
- Regional park at north hangar in Tustin never materialized, so city leaders say they’ll plan for the propertyocregister.com