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HELENA 鈥?More than 20 families were forced to evacuate their homes early Tuesday after a fire burned a significant portion of the Tower Hill apartments in downtown Helena. Now the American Red Cross is housing them in the First Assembly of God in Helena.Helena Assistant Fire Chief Mike Chambers told MTN that firefighters were dispatched to 24 South Ewing just before 2:15 a.m. No firefighters or residents were injured. A few people were checked out for smoke or stress-related issues, but nobody was taken to a hospital. We heard the word fire and I grabbed my son Davy. Immediately I threw my shoes on and I was out the door. My wife Ca
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stanley cup r and realized the complex was on fire. I mean we were dead asleep,
stanley cup you know. Some Good Samaritan ran up and down the apartment complex beating on doors. But we never found out who it was, said Jacobs.Another resident, Kolter Wilmot, had just gotten home from work; he recalled, I was kind of just shocked because it was 2 a.m. and I m like, I seriously hope I Vpzv Marines, sailors from USS Boxer return to San Diego in time for Thanksgiving after long deployment
LOLO 鈥?Nearly 44,000 acres were burned in the Lolo Peak fire last year and as the fire neared homes outside of Lolo one homeowner sacrificed his own land to protect the valley.When the flames of the Lolo Peak fire crested the hill towards US Highway 12, Joe Purcell allowed the US Forest Service to conduct a back burn on more than half of his private ranch to keep the fire at bay.The inferno threatened to spill over the mountains and into the valley as 50 mph winds quickly pushed the flames. But with hard work and sacrifice, the Purcell Ranch was saved in late August due to an unexpected change in the winds.Since then, Joe Purcell and his family have worked tireless
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adidas samba e and his son Brandon have been slashing, burning and digging since the embers were still warm last year.The Purcell Ranch has been open to public recreation and hunting since they developed the property in the mid-80s. But after the fire, husks of dead trees, or tree snags litter the forest with death-traps, threatening to fall over at any moment.The ranch was closed for general hunting season and they o
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