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Fire crews attended a stump fire in the hills above West Kelowna Monday and Tuesday.
Three BC Wildfire Service firefighters are once again responding to a small stump fire burning in the hills above Glenrosa.
The fire, discovered Monday, is burning near Jackpine Forest Service Road, and while three firefighters attended the area yesterday, they've returned today.
Fire information officer Taylor MacDonald says they aren't sure what caused the fire.
Meanwhile, a camper fire in the Joe Rich area was put out Monday after three BC Wildfire Service firefighters attended the scene.
That fire, burning near Daves Road, was human caused, but the BC Wildfire Service could not provide any additional details.
