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3,000 evacuees remain displaced from Aspen Acres fire as incident command changes hands (opens the original)
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The wait has no end in sight for evacuated residents of Rye, near where the Aspen Acres fire continues to burn in rough, tinder-dry terrain to the west. While about 6,400 people have been able to return to communities like Colorado City, Wetmore and Beulah, Pueblo County Sheriff David Lucero told attendees at a community meeting Tuesday night that conditions were not yet safe for an additional 3,000 displaced people. The problem, explained Brad Washa, operations section chief with the Alaska Com
3,000 evacuees remain displaced from Aspen Acres fire as incident command changes hands (opens the original)
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The wait has no end in sight for evacuated residents of Rye, near where the Aspen Acres fire continues to burn in rough, tinder-dry terrain to the west. While about 6,400 people have been able to return to communities like Colorado City, Wetmore and Beulah, Pueblo County Sheriff David Lucero told attendees at a community meeting Tuesday night that conditions were not yet safe for an additional 3,000 displaced people. The problem, explained Brad Washa, operations section chief with the Alaska Com
Aspen Acres fire evacuations rescinded in part of Fremont County (opens the original)
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Officials pulled back evacuation orders for several Fremont County communities Wednesday afternoon, as the Aspen Acres fire continued to burn west of Pueblo. The communities of Rockvale, Coal Creek and Williamsburg were downgraded to pre-evacuation status. The area was evacuated late Sunday evening as the fire made a run to the northwest. Fremont County Sheriff Allen Cooper wrote in a statement that he, Florence Fire Chief Bill Ritter and fire managers made the decision based on “changes in the
Aspen Acres fire evacuations rescinded in part of Fremont County (opens the original)
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Officials pulled back evacuation orders for several Fremont County communities Wednesday afternoon, as the Aspen Acres fire continued to burn west of Pueblo. The communities of Rockvale, Coal Creek and Williamsburg were downgraded to pre-evacuation status. The area was evacuated late Sunday evening as the fire made a run to the northwest. Fremont County Sheriff Allen Cooper wrote in a statement that he, Florence Fire Chief Bill Ritter and fire managers made the decision based on “changes in the
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