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Smokejumpers sent to Paul's Creek fire; Kokwok Fire is nearly out; new fire burns NE of Twin HillsDespite a bit of rain and humidity in recent days, the…
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As of Tuesday, forestry officials reported 56 active fires in Southwest Alaska. UPDATE Tuesday 6:00 p.m.: The Alaska Interagency Coordination Center…
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Lightning strikes ignited new fires in Southwest Alaska over the weekend. Two fires are burning in the Nushagak drainage, while a second fire this summer…
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Thanks to a few days of rain, fire officials say the fire danger in Lake Clark National Park is low. The Currant Creek Fire 15 miles northeast of Port…
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The Lime Hills Fire received much some needed rain over the past couple days, up to 6 tenths of an inch. The fire shrank 46 thousand acres over 24 hours,…
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The fire in Lake Clark National park has grown more than 12,000 acres in the last 3 days. The fire has extended both east and west and is over 11 miles…
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The Lime Hills fire has grown to over 150 thousand acres and is the largest in the state. 76 fire fighters worked Sunday to improve the fire break between…
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Near the Kuskokwim River, fire crews are working on 3 new lightning caused fires southwest of Crooked Creek, all within 2 miles of each other. An 80 acre…
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One of the state’s largest fires continues to threaten the interior community of Lime Village, aproaching as close as a half mile on Thursday. The raging…