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Slow cleanup of deadly fire frustrates Loudoun neighbors facing ‘daily reminder of arson’

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The petals have dried up, but bouquets of flowers remain in the chain link fence in front of the Sterling, Virginia, townhouse where 36-year-old Madelaine Akers lived and died in a fire on Oct. 24.

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Slow cleanup of deadly fire frustrates Loudoun neighbors facing ‘daily reminder of arson’

The petals have dried up, but bouquets of flowers remain in the chain link fence in front of the Sterling, Virginia, townhouse where 36-year-old Madelaine Akers lived and died in a fire on Oct. 24.

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