Containment Climbs On Gann Fire, Some Evacuees Return To Homes
Fire crews kept the newly purchased home standing, though Cal Fire said the Gann Fire had burned 10,384 acres and was 33% contained.
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Friend remembers Northern California Gann Fire victim who stayed behind, refusing to leave her dogs
By Madisen Keavy A longtime German shepherd breeder is believed by friends to be the woman found dead inside a home in Northern California’s Calaveras County as the Gann Fire swept through the area. It’s a loss they say came after she made the heartbreaking decision to stay behind with the dogs she loved. Friends identified the woman as Susan Solari, the longtime owner of Hinterland German Shepherds, a breeding operation that had been based on t…
Ward Fire reaches 27% containment as firefighters make steady progress
Firefighters are making steady progress on the Ward Fire, strengthening primary containment lines and gaining containment to the south and west flanks. The fire is now 8,775 acres, and 27% contained, with 500 personnel assigned. Fire activity remains concentrated in Lowery Canyon, where steep, rugged terrain continues to make access challenging. Crews are taking advantage of opportunities to safely engage the fire while reinforcing lines to the …
The Gann Fire, burning in Calaveras County, California, continues to spread after consuming more than 10,000 acres. Authorities reported that evacuations remain in effect, while hundreds of firefighters work on the scene. The fire started on August 3, and a 65-year-old man was arrested as the alleged perpetrator for reckless use of equipment.
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