Penticton firefighters called to report of burning fence
What appeared to be a fence on fire caused concern for residents of a Penticton neighbourhood Saturday evening. Skylar Noe-Vack photo
Penticton firefighters had a little trouble locating a fire Saturday night after being called to a report of a fence on fire, close to buildings.
When they located it, it turned out the fence was not on fire, but a pile of debris in the backyard that was put out by the homeowners.
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