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2nd Overnight Fire Reported in Accomack County

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OAK HALL, Va.- A second overnight structure fire has been reported in Accomack County.

Virginia State Police said the most recent fire occurred at the corner of Hope and Dennis drives shortly before 2 a.m. Monday. That fire, which caused minor damage to the property, is under investigation.

Another fire, a suspected arson, happened at around 9 p.m. Sunday, at an abandoned home on the 30000 block of Withams Road in Oak Hall.

The two overnight fires mark the 31st and 32nd reported since Nov. 13. Twenty-seven of the 31 fires have been ruled arson by police.

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