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Prescribed burns in Roslyn ‘move the needle’ against wildfires (opens the original)
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Fighting fire with fire is a tried-and-true practice used for generations by Northwest tribes. More recently, a group of residents in Roslyn, Washington, landed on the solution after a wildfire threatened their town in 2017. Reporter Alex Brown covers environmental issues for the nonprofit Stateline. He talked to KUOW’s Paige Browning about the group organizing prescribed burns outside the small Central Cascades town. This interview has been edited for clarity. Paige Browning: A record-breaking
In Spokane, those who lost homes to the fires are taking stock of the damage (opens the original)
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As we just heard, the wildfires in north Spokane were devastating. More than 900 structures burned. Tens of thousands of people had to flee for safety, but no casualties have been reported, and the fires are more than 50% contained. That said, for survivors, recovery will be a long road. KUOW's Paige Browning reports. PAIGE BROWNING, BYLINE: It's a hundred degrees out, sauna dry and the winds are blowing around the smoky air. Bobby the cat hasn't been seen in six days. His owner is Venus Allison
‘Overwhelmed’ Spokane wildfire victims start recovery (opens the original)
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Monday marks nine days since wildfires broke out in Spokane, sending thousands of people fleeing for safety. No casualties have been reported, and the Spokane Complex is now about 50% contained. A suspect in the fires has been charged with arson. For hundreds of victims, recovery will be a long road. Late last week, temperatures in Washington’s second-largest city remained hot, reaching 100 degrees. Conditions were dry, and the winds blew around the smoky air. Bobby hasn’t been seen in six days.
Hundreds of structures burned in what could be ‘the worst natural disaster’ in Spokane (opens the original)
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Alisha Davidson is taking stock two days after she, her husband and dogs fled from their house in Spokane on Saturday. They took what they could in the minutes they had to leave the Indian Trail neighborhood as the Old Trails Fire crept closer. “You look around, and the only thing you have left of all your belongings, your whole life, is your backpack,” the 29-year-old said. Davidson FaceTimed her husband while he briefly returned to their block, reporting back that their whole cul-de-sac is des
14 people previously unaccounted for in Spokane fires have been reached (opens the original)
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This article was updated at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3 after the Spokane County Sheriff's Office confirmed that more than a dozen people previously unaccounted for had been reached. Alisha Davidson is taking stock two days after she, her husband and dogs fled from their house in Spokane on Saturday. They took what they could in the minutes they had to leave the Indian Trail neighborhood as the Old Trails Fire crept closer. "You look around, and the only thing you have left of all your belongings,
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