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Surfside Burger Shack owners work toward reopening

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This past weekend, a fire shut down one of Humboldt County’s favorite burger spots. Surfside Burger Shack’s 445 Fifth Street, Eureka, location caught fire just before midnight on Saturday, March 22, according to a news release from Humboldt Bay Fire. Though the fire took only 10 minutes to extinguish, “damage from the fire is estimated at $120,000.” “We are incredibly saddened to inform you all that unfortunately our restaurant took some signifi…

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Surfside Burger Shack owners work toward reopening

This past weekend, a fire shut down one of Humboldt County’s favorite burger spots. Surfside Burger Shack’s 445 Fifth Street, Eureka, location caught fire just before midnight on Saturday, March 22, according to a news release from Humboldt Bay Fire. Though the fire took only 10 minutes to extinguish, “damage from the fire is estimated at $120,000.” “We are incredibly saddened to inform you all that unfortunately our restaurant took some signifi…

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