James Goss was one of the founding members of the Lucketts Volunteer Fire Company in 1960.

Photo: Adam Gerchick, LoudounExtra.com

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James Goss has lived in the Lucketts area all his life.

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Officials from a variety of law enforcement and fire/rescue agencies were helping on May 22 with the clean up and investigation of the fire at Station Auto Wash.

Photo: Kafia A. Hosh, Washington Post

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A member of the Loudoun County Fire Marshal's office walks with a department Labrador retriever around the scene of the fire at Station Auto Wash. The dogs are used during Fire Marshal investigations to sniff out any accelerants.

Photo: Kafia A. Hosh, Washington Post

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A tractor clears charred debris from the Station Auto Wash in Leesburg, the day after a fire engulfed the carwash on Catoctin Circle.

Photo: Kafia A. Hosh, Washington Post

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Debris is piled inside the Station Auto Wash in Leesburg, and the roof is caving in, after a fire at the carwash on May 21.

Photo: Kafia A. Hosh, Washington Post

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The day after: Clean-up work begins at Station Auto Wash on Catoctin Circle in Leesburg, after a fire on May 21.

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Tagged: Fire, Leesburg, Loudoun County Fire/Rescue

Smoke comes from the Station Auto Wash in Leesburg in a fire that started around 7:30 p.m. on May 21.

Photo: Eric Steenstra

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It took crews about one hour to contain the fire at the Station Auto Wash in Leesburg on May 21.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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A fire that started at the Station Auto Wash in Leesburg around 7:30 p.m. on May 21 caused damage in excess of $2 million.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: Fire, Leesburg, Loudoun County Fire/Rescue

Emergency personnel from Leesburg, Loudoun Rescue, Hamilton, Ashburn and Lucketts responded to the fire at the Station Auto Wash on Catoctin Circle in Leesburg on May 21.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Spectators gathered to watch emergency personnel as they tried to contain the fire at the Leesburg Station Auto Wash on May 21.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

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Gary Myers dedicates about 10 hours a week to volunteering as the chaplain for Loudoun County Fire-Rescue in Ashburn. He recently received the Industrial and Commercial Ministries Northern Virginia Chaplain of the Year Award.

Photo: Charity Corkey, LoudounExtra.com

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Map of Loudoun fireworks vendors.

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Fireworks being sold at a Fireworks Now stand on Catoctin Circle in Leesburg.

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Claudia Thompson-Deahl sells fireworks from a TNT stand on E Market Street in Leesburg.

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A woman was arrested Tuesday for selling fireworks out of a neighborhood ice cream truck.

Photo: Courtesy of the Loudoun County Fire and Rescue Services

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