Cold Springs Fire relief efforts continue
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Cold Springs Fire relief efforts continue

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OMAK - Although the smoke has cleared and embers have cooled, the rebuilding process continues within the boundaries of the Cold Springs Fire.

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Cold Springs Fire relief efforts continue
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Cold Springs Fire relief efforts continue

  • Brock Hires | The Chronicle
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OMAK - Although the smoke has cleared and embers have cooled, the rebuilding process continues within the boundaries of the Cold Springs Fire.

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Recovery group keeps busy assisting ranchers
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Recovery group keeps busy assisting ranchers

  • Brock Hires | The Chronicle
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OMAK - The Cold Springs Fire Relief Group, organized under the Omak-Okanogan Long-Term Recovery Organization, is focusing on needs for farmers and ranchers within the boundaries of the Cold Springs Fire — from Omak to Bridgeport and in between.

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Gofundme pages tell fire survivors’ stories
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Gofundme pages tell fire survivors’ stories

  • By Dee Camp The Chronicle
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OKANOGAN – The Cold Springs Fire, which began Sept. 6 southeast of Omak near Omak Lake, destroyed 78 homes and 60 other buildings, killed livestock, pets and wildlife, and left much of the southwest portion of the Colville Indian Reservation as a charred landscape.

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Campaign aims to help with fence rebuilding

Campaign aims to help with fence rebuilding

  • By Dee Camp The Chronicle
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OKANOGAN – A fundraising campaign is underway to purchase a wire roller and fence removal tool to help ranchers who lost fencing in the Cold Springs Fire.

Highway damage is close to $500,000

Highway damage is close to $500,000

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WENATCHEE – The state Department of Transportation has assessed infrastructure damage on state highways from the Cold Springs and Pearl Hill fires.

Veterinarians help with injured animals

Veterinarians help with injured animals

  • By Kathy Moses Colville Confederated Tribes
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OKANOGAN – Volunteers from the Okanogan County Fairgrounds are hosting veterinarians from World Vets Okanogan Area Disaster Relief during the Cold Springs Fire.

Business may qualify for grants, support

Business may qualify for grants, support

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OMAK – Businesses that suffered losses from wildfires in Okanogan County this year can contact the Economic Alliance about grants and other small business support.

DSHS offers fire disaster assistance

DSHS offers fire disaster assistance

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OLYMPIA - The state Department of Social and Health Services has expanded its disaster cash assistance program to serve people affected by the wildfires.

Electricity restored to most PUD customers

Electricity restored to most PUD customers

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OKANOGAN – Although some areas within the Cold Springs Fire area remain smoldering, the Okanogan County Public Utility District has restored electricity to customers whose service can be restored.