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Coverage dated January 13, 2025

'Nobody's dying': A look inside how a senior home evacuated before burning down in LA wildfire

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As a menacing wildfire approached, staff and residents of a senior citizens home made a desperate escape for their lives. It quickly became apparent to the community that they were in for a long night. They walked out into a hellscape of swirling coals that one person would later describe as “a hurr…

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  1. WDIO Duluth

    'Nobody's dying': A look inside how a senior home evacuated before burning down in LA wildfire (opens WDIO Duluth)

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    As a menacing wildfire approached, staff and residents of a senior citizens home made a desperate escape for their lives. It quickly became apparent to the community that they were in for a long night. They walked out into a hellscape of swirling coals that one person would later describe as “a hurr…

  2. Kokomo Tribune

    'Nobody's dying': A look inside how a senior home evacuated before burning down in LA wildfire | Nation/World News (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    As a menacing wildfire approached, staff and residents of a senior citizens home made a desperate escape for their lives. It quickly became apparent to the community that they were

  3. Green Field Reporter

    'Nobody's dying': A look inside how a senior home evacuated before burning down in LA wildfire - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    Flush with her $1.25 winnings at the bingo tables, Sharon Tanner retired to a room off the dining hall to discuss the top worry for the residents council at her senior living community: what to do about people leaving their laundry in the washing machines and dryers.

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