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Twain Harte Fire Department unveils new $409,000 Type 6 engine (opens the original)
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Twain Harte Fire Department has a brand-new, offroad-capable Type 6 engine, set up for wildland fire response during fire season, significantly shorter in height and length than larger fire engines, allowing firefighters to access people, emergencies, and homes on narrower roads. Twain Harte Fire Captain Mark Slater, Engineer Jesse McNeal, and Intern Firefighter Ethan Rowe say the agency's new Type 6 engine is built on a smaller platform than the agencyâs Type 1 and Type 3 engines. Itâs a Fo
Chinese Camp survivors describe tears, hope as new homes rise and multiply (opens the original)
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Itâs been one year and 23 days since the devastating 6-5 Fire burned through Chinese Camp on Sept. 2, 2025, and signs of rebuilding are becoming more apparent as some residents who lost homes in the blaze are now moving into replacement homes. Chinese Camp resident Linda Richards, 70, who lost her home, garage and a shed during the 6-5 Fire, was overwhelmed Monday when she received keys for her new manufactured home. She had tears in her eyes when her daughter, Sheree Fraser, handed her flower
More prescribed burning planned in Calaveras Big Trees State Park's vulnerable South Grove (opens the original)
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California State Parks, with Cal Fire, plans to conduct prescribed burns in Calaveras Big Trees State Park as soon as next Wednesday, Sept. 30, in four treatment areas covering about 780 acres in the South Grove of Giant Sequoias in Tuolumne County, and at North Grove Meadow and West Moran in Calaveras County, state parks staff announced Monday. The South Grove in Tuolumne County is home to about 1,000 mature monarch sequoias. The more popular North Grove, off Highway 4 in Calaveras County, is h
New channel gives Tuolumne River salmon more habitat (opens the original)
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People with the Sonora-based nonprofit Yosemite Rivers Alliance are restoring a stretch of the Tuolumne River just downstream from the town of La Grange that used to be crucial Chinook salmon and steelhead spawning habitat. Earlier this month, on Sept. 4, project managers, partners, and community members watched as the river flowed into a new meander designed to rebuild rearing and spawning space for Chinook salmon and the ocean-going rainbow trout called steelhead. A few days later, on Sept. 9,
Pilots killed in Dome Fire crash identified as Yosemite seeks information on campfire (opens the original)
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Authorities have identified the two firefighting pilots who died Sunday when their helicopter crashed during bucket drop operations to suppress the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park, as investigators sought information about a campfire reported in the area before the blaze began. Ryan Cutter, of Park City, Utah, and Greg King, of Palmer, Alaska, were flying a Eurocopter AS332L1, a Type One helicopter, for the Oregon-based contractor Precision when the crash occurred at 1:58 p.m. Sunday southwe
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