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Colorado evacuee describes "emotional week" after returning home in Alexander Mountain Fire

Colorado evacuee describes "emotional week" after returning home in Alexander Mountain Fire

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Some people return home after evacuation orders lifted for the Alexander Mountain Fire

Some people return home after evacuation orders lifted for the Alexander Mountain Fire

More than 9000 acres have burned since Monday, and as of Friday afternoon, containment was at five percent.

Alexander Mountain Fire evacuees still awaiting green light to return home

Alexander Mountain Fire evacuees still awaiting green light to return home

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300-acre fire in Mountain Home prompts evacuations, injuries reported

300-acre fire in Mountain Home prompts evacuations, injuries reported

According to Elmore County Sheriff Mike Hollinshead, a large fire in

California chemical tank evacuees return home

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