Fire along Lake Chelan Spreads

Harrison Lee • Jan 12, 2018

Jan 12, 2018

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                <h1>Fire along Lake Chelan Spreads</h1>
                <h2><p>Komo News reports that the Wolverine Creek fire along Lake Chelan has been growing rapidly since beginning on June 29. On Monday the fire grew around 1,200 acres and the blaze is currently spread across 25, 634 acres. The hazardous air quality has lead the fire danger to be</p></h2>
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            <p>Komo News reports that t<a href="http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Wildfire-along-Lake-Chelan-grows-to-40-square-miles-320635262.html?ref=avalancheghost.one">he Wolverine Creek fire</a> along Lake Chelan has been growing rapidly since beginning on June 29. On Monday the fire grew around 1,200 acres and the blaze is currently spread across 25, 634 acres. The hazardous air quality has lead the fire danger to be labeled as “extreme” in Spokane and sections of Lincoln and Stevens counties.</p>
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Komo News reports that the Wolverine Creek fire along Lake Chelan has been growing rapidly since beginning on June 29. On Monday the fire grew around 1,200 acres and the blaze is currently spread across 25, 634 acres. The hazardous air quality has lead the fire danger to be labeled as “extreme” in Spokane and sections of Lincoln and Stevens counties.

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By Harrison Lee

Harrison Lee is an editorial intern at Crosscut. He is a senior at Seattle Academy. He has had journalistic experience working with Microsoft in Bangalore, India. In Seattle, he produced an investigat