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Firefighters and Forest Rangers are battling a wildfire in Steuben right now.
Officials with the Maine Forest Service say the fire on Unionville Road has already burned about 5 acres.
We're told there are no houses or other structures in the area.
No word yet on a cause..
We'll keep you posted as more information becomes available.
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