The East Fork Fire burning southeast of Gardnerville has grown to 565 acres. Fire tankers have been dropping retardant along the ridgeline west side of the fire above the Carson River to keep it from cresting the hill.
“The current strategy is for firefighters, supported by aircraft to keep the fire contained within the river drainage where it is moving upslope from the Carson River,” officials said.
The U.S. Forest Service confirmed that the fire was started by lighting.
Federal firefighters are working the blaze south of Gardnerville, allowing resources to be applied to the Carson fires.
A fire burning southeast of Gardnerville has grown to 200 acres, according to federal fire officials.
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Yosemite National Park reports that plows have reached Tioga Pass on the eastern side of the park.
Plowing of side roads, turn-outs and parking lots are still in progress, as are road and utility repairs and removing trees that could fall in the road, according to the Park’s web site.
Work to plow up to the gate from Highway 395 has been completed, the California Department of Transportation announced last week.
Highway 108 over Sonora Pass has reopened for the season, CalTrans said on Thursday.
CalTrans Districts 9 and 10 have been clearing the road of snow and debris for the past few weeks.
The Most Affluent Zip Code in Every State in America
On 4/27/21 at 7:00 AM EDT
Zip codes are an easy way to zero in on America s most expensive addresses.
Data used in this zip code analysis, below, were compiled using September 2020 s Zillow Home Value Index and only zip codes with such available data were included.
Construction Coverage studied the mammoth data set to find the zip code areas with the highest average home price for every U.S. state, plus the District of Columbia.
Michael LaFirenza from the sitetold
Newsweek: Many of the nation s most expensive zip codes are located just outside of major urban areas, which, given shifting preferences among home buyers in the wake of COVID-19, experienced dramatic price increases this past year.
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