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No growth in size of blaze for the last few days. -
Containment at 62% for Apache Fire -
The Apache Fire has been burning since Tuesday night in the southeast end of the Cuyama Valley. -
Blaze started Tuesday night on the southeast end of the Cuyama Valley. Most of the land burned is in the Los Padres National Forest. -
Containment now up to 70% on Hill Fire, southeast of New Cuyama. -
Blaze burned more than 30 acres of brush but no structures were damaged. -
The Santa Barbara County Fire Department is taking over ambulance services from American Medical Response, better known as AMR. -
Evacuation orders were lifted Sunday for the blaze in northeastern Santa Barbara County between Santa Maria and Cuyama. -
New 9,000 square foot building in New Cuyama is a combined fire station and Sheriff's substation. -
New recreation area in Cuyama Valley has pedestrian path, trees and benches.
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