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Sam's Club Reopens After Fire

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: August 13, 2010
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    Sams Club in Midland was open for business again Friday after a fire broke out on their roof Thursday night.
    Around 6:30 pm, black smoke was seen pouring into the sky out of Sams Club. The smoke was visible 10 miles away from the store. Firefighters used a ladder truck to start dousing the fire, while all the shoppers were evacuated.
    Big 2 found out that the roof was being repaired by a Houston contractor. The workers had already left for the day when a pile of  roofing material apparently caught fire.
    The fire was contained to the roof, and firefighters put protective covers on things inside the store to prevent water damage.

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