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Dixie Fire patterns grow concern among surrounding communities
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Thousands of Plumas County residents evacuate as Dixie Fire keeps burning
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July 19, 2021
Dozens of major wildfires burn in Oregon, Washington and California, forcing evacuations. More than one million acres have burned so far this year.
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Ben Bell worries his Northern California home is in danger.
Near the tourist town of Belden, a raging wildfire forcing evacuations over the weekend. It’s one of 16 major fires burning in the Pacific Northwest.
Bell said, We re having a lot of fires every year and they re really, really bad. Just the mixture of hot, dry and drought and struggling trees, stressed forests, poor forest management.
Lightning storms in Northern California and Southeastern Oregon threaten to ignite even more fires.
Fire crews continue battling Dixie Fire
The Dixie Fire is picking up its pace but crews are encouraged with the progress they have made so far.
Posted: Jul 18, 2021 6:21 PM
Posted By: Carmela Karcher
PLUMAS COUNTY, Calif. - Since Saturday morning, the Dixie Fire has grown over 5,000 acres.
With 17 total helicopters and over 1,600 personnel working on the fire, crews are staying positive and feeling content with their progress.
Dixie Fire Public Information Officer, Antonio Negrete, says they are specifically protecting communities like Storrie.
“They planned for it,” he explained. “It’s inundated with resources and they are really hitting it hard. They want to keep everything on one side of the railroad tracks that are down there. Rest assured for the citizens of Storrie that the resources are out there and the incident commanders have done a great job in preparing for this juncture in the fire.”
By City News Service
May 19, 2021
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Arraignment is set today for a 57-year-old man charged with setting a four-alarm fire that caused extensive damage to the historic San Gabriel Mission last summer.
John David Corey also known as “Joker was charged May 4 with two felony counts of arson of an inhabited structure and one count each of arson during a state of emergency, first-degree residential burglary, and possession of flammable material in connection with the July 11 fire. He could face up to 14 years in prison if convicted of all counts.
Prosecutors allege Corey broke into the mission and started the blaze, which spread to the roof and along the length of the church. The fire, which was reported at 4:24 a.m., took more than two hours to knock down.
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