Barn fire sparks bad memories of North Bay Fires for students at Santa Rosa school

SANTA ROSA, Calif. (KGO) -- Students in Santa Rosa feared bad luck was striking again after a small school barn caught fire Thursday night.

The Tubbs Fire destroyed Santa Rosa High School's beloved 60-acre farm and all of their barns back in October.

Another small barn, located just behind the school was damaged by fire Thursday night.

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Fortunately only four pig pens were damaged and no animals were injured. But the fire brought back a flood of bad memories for the teenagers.

Many showed up that very night, in their pajamas with a feeling of dread.

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They cleaned up the stalls and started over Saturday.

They're also planning for an upcoming fundraiser, set for next Saturday night in Windsor.

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