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Sunday, June 21, 2026

Hendry County lifts countywide burn ban
Hendry County residents can resume outdoor burning as of today, following improved weather conditions. Property owners must keep burn piles under 8 feet in diameter and follow specific safety guidelines.
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Hendry County lifts countywide burn ban
Hendry County residents can resume outdoor burning as of today, following improved weather conditions. Property owners must keep burn piles under 8 feet in diameter and follow specific safety guidelines.
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