Reno-area wildfire’s advance has stopped, but work remains before evacuees can return, official says
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Reno-area wildfire’s advance has stopped, but work remains before evacuees can return, official says By Maria Aguilar Prieto, Hanna Park, Martin Goillandeau, Chris Boyette, CNN Reno, Nevada (CNN) — Firefighters have the stopped forward progress of a wildfire…
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Reno-area wildfire’s advance has stopped, but work remains before evacuees can return, official says By Maria Aguilar Prieto, Hanna Park, Martin Goillandeau, Chris Boyette, CNN Reno, Nevada (CNN) — Firefighters have the stopped forward progress of a wildfire…
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Follow-up questions
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