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Fire crews were battling 35 blazes in the Intermountain area ranging in size from a quarter-acre to more than 600 acres. Residents evacuated from B...
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Fire crews were battling 35 blazes in the Intermountain area ranging in size from a quarter-acre to more than 600 acres. Residents evacuated from Big Eddy Estates near Fall River Mills and along VN Lane in Hat Creek. The Susanville Interagency Fire Center (SIFC) is dispatching ground forces and aircraft to nearly 100 reported fires in the wake of widespread thunderstorms over the past two days. Lightning detecting equipment showed nearly 1,800 lightning strikes in northeast California over the past 24 hours, with 96 fires reported by mid morning, Sunday, Aug. 2, 2009. Saturday evening lightning activity was concentrated in a swath extending northwest from Susanville, but strikes were recorded across the SIFC region. There were 43 reported fires on the Lassen National Forest, 40 reported blazes on lands protected by the CAL FIRE Lassen-Modoc-Plumas Unit, 14 fires on Bureau of Land Management public lands, and two reported fires in Lassen Volcanic National Park. The largest incident is the Dodge Complex, two fires burning about 60 miles northeast of Susanville, about five miles from the community of Madeline. The fires, dubbed Mendiboure and Dodge, have burned about 1,500 acres of grass, brush, juniper and mountain mahogany on public lands managed by the BLM. Some ranch structures were threatened; none were damaged. By early Monday morning, humidity levels reached between 40-70 percent, aiding firefighting efforts.
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Two vehicles collided head-on July 24 about 3:52 p.m. on Highway 299 about one mile east of the intersection of Highways 299 and 89. A 17-year-old ...
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Two vehicles collided head-on July 24 about 3:52 p.m. on Highway 299 about one mile east of the intersection of Highways 299 and 89. A 17-year-old Burney driver in a white vehicle traveling east decided to place the vehicle in neutral in an effort to coast down a hill and conserve fuel. The automatic transmission was instead placed in reverse, causing the rear wheels to skid. The driver lost control, skidded onto the right shoulder, over-corrected and steered into the westbound lane where it struck a 52-year-old Arcata driver and her 14-year-old male passenger. All three persons were wearing seatbelts and treated for minor injuries at Mayers Memorial Hospital.
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A Susanville motorist driving a pickup north on Highway 89 July 24 just before 5:30 p.m. collided with a couple on a motorcycle from Myrtle Beach, ...
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A Susanville motorist driving a pickup north on Highway 89 July 24 just before 5:30 p.m. collided with a couple on a motorcycle from Myrtle Beach, Ore., at the intersection of Cayton Valley and Clark Creek roads. The motorcycle was following behind the pickup and as the pickup was making a left-hand turn onto Clark Creek Road, the two vehicles collided. The husband and wife on the motorcycle sustained minor to moderate injuries. No one was reported injured in the pickup.
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A Corning truck driver hauling plywood from Oregon to Reno July 23 saw smoke coming from one of his trailers as he was traveling south on Highway 8...
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A Corning truck driver hauling plywood from Oregon to Reno July 23 saw smoke coming from one of his trailers as he was traveling south on Highway 89 about three miles south of Highway 299. Jaime Alcala, 52, pulled to the side of the highway and got his wife and two children, ages 4 and 2, away from the big rig just before 11 p.m. Volunteer fire department personnel from Hat Creek and Cassel and the California Department of Forestry (CalFire) firefighters quickly responded. Highway 89 was closed until midnight, then one-way traffic control was implemented.
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A re-dedication ceremony was held following the completion of a resurfacing project for the three swimming pools in Burney
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Don't worry I am not here to attack you if you are for or against it. I just would like to know your opinion. It seems like a lot of the viewers are against it. I personally thought the video was well done. I could be wrong though...lol