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Wildfire explodes to 60 square miles, threatens Colville tribal center
A fast-moving wildfire expanded to 60 square miles in northeast Washington, forcing evacuations and threatening the Colville tribal center and Nespelem. The fire fouled the air in the region Saturday.
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