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Containment lines increase on Cedar Creek Fire, smoke still a problem in Oakridge

Rain, hail and cooler weather helped crews battle the Cedar Creek Fire over the weekend. Containment lines have increased but crews are not out of the woods yet, and the

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Containment lines increase on Cedar Creek Fire, smoke still a problem in Oakridge

Rain, hail and cooler weather helped crews battle the Cedar Creek Fire over the weekend. Containment lines have increased but crews are not out of the woods yet, and the

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Containment lines increase on Cedar Creek Fire, smoke still a problem in Oakridge

Containment lines increase on Cedar Creek Fire, smoke still a problem in Oakridge
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Closures expand near Cedar Creek Fire as crews build more containment lines

The Deschutes National Forest has increased its closures on the eastern side of the Cedar Creek Fire as the blaze has moved beyond earlier containment lines, leaving containment at zero

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Central Oregon breaths easier as smoke eases, but wildfire still a threat

The Cedar Creek Fire burning on the Willamette and Deschutes national forests increased to 92,548 acres as of Tuesday from around 86,000 acres a day earlier.

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