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California: Coast Guard Rescues 3 From Boat Fire Off Coast
The Coast Guard, along with several local agencies rescued three individuals after their boat caught fire Friday, near Rancho Palos Verdes. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty officer 2nd Class Philip Gilbert, Station Los Angeles.
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Los Padres National Forest Trails and Roads in Burn Area Closed Due to Soberanes Fire
A forest closure order has been implemented to close the trails and roads within the Los Padres National Forest, Monterey Ranger District due to the Soberanes fire burning in Monterey County. The order prohibits going into or being upon National Forest Service lands within the Soberanes Fire area.
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Boat Fire Extinguishers: Four Myths From the BoatUS Foundation
ANNAPOLIS, MD – Every spring, the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water receives questions from boaters about fire extinguishers. To help set the record straight here are four fire extinguisher myths debunked:Myth #1: Tapping or striking the extinguisher keeps the contents "fresh".Reality: Leave the mallet at home. Unlike days of old, today's modern fire extinguishers don't use chemicals that cake, get hard, or need to be broken up.
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Bass angler/wildlife warden saves baby, 2 women from raging Valley Fire
Wildlife warden saves baby, 2 women from raging Valley Fire Timothy Little was patrolling Cobb area when wildfire ignited
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Rayovac FLW Series Events At Clear Lake Rescheduled Due To California Wildfires
FLW announced today that the Rayovac FLW Series tournament on Clear Lake presented by Evinrude, scheduled for Sept. 24-26, the College Fishing Western Conference Championship scheduled for Sept. 26-27 and the FLW/TBF High School Fishing Western Conference Championship scheduled for Sept. 27 have been rescheduled for the weekend of Oct. 15-18, due to the wildfires currently wreaking havoc in northern California.
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Putah Creek Wildlife Area Closed to All Public Access Due to Wragg Fire
The Putah Creek Wildlife Area in Solano County will be closed until further notice due to impacts from the Wragg Fire. The Wragg Fire has burned 8,051 acres in Napa, Solano and Yolo counties, including the entire Putah Creek Wildlife Area.
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