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Hundreds Evacuated As Wildfire Grows in Oregon
The Rowena fire ignited Wednesday in Eastern Oregon and quickly climbed the wind-swept hillsides of the Columbia River Gorge near the town of Rowena. It had burned 3,831 acres by Friday morning. Jordan Gale for The New York Times “It all happened really fast,
The number of homes under the most serious evacuation order dropped by 250 as crews kept the fire from growing overnight.
The Rowena Fire continued scorching the area between Mosier and The Dalles, destroying dozens of homes and threatening ...
The Oregon Department of Forestry is investigating the cause of the Rowena Fire burning in the Columbia River Gorge, and they ...
The Rowena fire held steady overnight, with firefighters holding the blaze at around 3,800 acres despite challenging winds, ...
As of Friday morning, the fire is 0% contained and estimated to be around 3,831 acres, with little fire growth seen. Level 1, 2 and 3 evacuations are still in place.
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FEMA approves federal funds for Rowena Fire as residents come to grips with destructionThe fire was still burning into the night and hundreds of people were still under evacuation orders in the gorge, not allowed ...
The human-caused fire has destroyed an unknown number of buildings and homes and has spread to 2,500 acres, the Northwest ...
A brave kitten, found amid the Rowena fire, is on the road to recovery after suffering severe burns. A KGW news crew spotted ...
Firefighters working to contain the Rowena Fire in the Columbia River Gorge reported little fire growth overnight.
It’s very early in fire season for us to be dealing with a large, fast-moving fire like the Rowena Fire, and deploying one of ...
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