THE GORGE — The Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and Washington (BLM) is reminding Gorge residents that fire season isn’t over when summer …
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Shortly after this article was published, Klickitat County Emergency Management rescinded all evacuation orders for the Avery Fire at 8:30 a.m…
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(The Center Square) - Firefighters in the Reno area continued to fight for further containment along the Hawk Fire while 45,000 residents remained under evacuation orders during the state of emergency.
A hand crew traverses a steep, already-established control line. As of press deadline on Monday, the Grasshopper Fire was 93,744 acres in size…
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The Center Square) – Some evacuation orders west of Reno have been lifted as more than 900 firefighters continue to battle the Hawk Fire, which burned just over 15,000 acres and led to the initial evacuation of about 90,000 residents.
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Free: “Several years ago, during one of the many wildfires that have swept through the Pacific Northwest, I wrote the following poem,” writes Leah Stenson of Mt. Hood-Parkdale.
Free news: Visitors and travelers with upcoming plans to visit Hood River are encouraged to monitor the situation carefully and to make informed decisions about their trip.
Free news: Smoky conditions are expected to continue this morning and gradually improve as easterly winds both calm and shift westerly later today.
