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Cloverdale police announce arrest in 1982 killing of 13-year-old girl
Cloverdale police announced an arrest Monday in the 1982 rape and killing of a 13-year-old girl.
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Second suspected drowning in Russian River during holiday weekend
A second person lost their life while swimming in the Russian River in Sonoma County over the Independence Day weekend, authorities said.
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Swimmer missing in Russian River found dead
A man who went missing Wednesday while swimming in the Russian River near Monte Rio has been found dead, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday.
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Swimmer missing in Russian River found dead
A man who went missing Wednesday while swimming in the Russian River near Monte Rio has been found dead, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday.
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Man arrested in connection with Pocket Fire near Geyserville, Cal Fire says
A Cloverdale man was arrested Saturday in connection with the 11-acre Pocket Fire that raged Saturday north of Geyserville, according to Cal Fire.
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Pocket Fire burns 11 acres
Cal Fire revised downward the size of a vegetation fire in Sonoma County to about 12.5 acres on Saturday afternoon, and said the fire was fully contained at 12:37 p.m.
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Crews contain brush fire near Geyserville
Crews with Cal Fire were able to contain a brush fire that was burning near Geyserville on Saturday.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County remains 85% contained; holding at 1,207 acres
The Point Fire in Sonoma County remains 85% contained and holding at 1,207 acres, Cal Fire said on social media Sunday morning.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County remains 85% contained; holding at 1,207 acres
The Point Fire in Sonoma County remains 85% contained and holding at 1,207 acres, Cal Fire said on social media Sunday morning.
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Point Fire: 80% contained; remains at 1,207 acres in Sonoma County
The Point Fire in Sonoma County was 80% contained and had burned 1,207 acres as of Saturday morning, according to Cal Fire’s latest update.
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Point Fire evacuation orders lifted, 75% contained.
As of Wednesday, the Point Fire — which started Sunday above Dry Creek Valley near Stewarts Point-Skaggs Springs Road — was 50% contained, according to the most recent data on Cal Fire’s live incident page.
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Point fire 75% contained
The Point fire was reported to be 75% contained after burning over 1,200 acres.
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Point Fire evacuation orders lifted
As of Wednesday, the Point Fire — which started Sunday above Dry Creek Valley near Stewarts Point-Skaggs Springs Road — was 50% contained, according to the most recent data on Cal Fire’s live incident page.
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Sonoma man working to bring Pride spirit to wine country
Meet Gary Saperstein, who is helping bring Pride spirit to the North Bay.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County 50% contained as weather changes could help firefighters
Evacuation orders in parts of Sonoma County remained in effect Tuesday night as the Point Fire in the unincorporated area of Geyserville was holding at 1,207 acres and was 50% contained as of Cal Fire’s latest update at about 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County 40% contained, holds at 1,200 acres
Firefighters continued to battle the Point Fire in Sonoma County, doubling containment overnight Tuesday while the size of the blaze remained at just over 1,200 acres, according to Cal Fire. Ginger Conejero Saab and Kari Hall report.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County burns more than 1,200 acres; containment up to 40%
Firefighters continued to attack the Point Fire in Sonoma County, doubling containment overnight Tuesday while the size of the blaze remained at just over 1,200 acres, according to Cal Fire. Ginger Conejero Saab and Kari Hall report.
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Point Fire in Sonoma County 40% contained, holds at 1,200 acres
Firefighters continued to attack the Point Fire in Sonoma County, doubling containment overnight Tuesday while the size of the blaze remained at just over 1,200 acres, according to Cal Fire.
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Crews making progress on Point Fire in Sonoma County
Firefighters continue battling the Point Fire just outside of Healdsburg Monday that’s burned just 1,200 acres and is only 20% contained. Pete Suratos reports.