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(Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune) A large fire broke out Wednesday night at a magnesium factory in Dixmoor, causing significant damage to the facility, officials said. Crews were at the scene ...

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A massive fire destroyed a magnesium plant overnight in Chicago's south suburbs. The fire started around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Chicago Magnesium Casting Company foundry at 14101 Seeley Ave.

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