The heat of last summer’s deadly Twisp River blaze has been replaced with the snow of a Montana Christmas, but for Daniel Lyon Jr., the sole firefighter to survive the tragedy, it’s like it happened yesterday. Reached Saturday at his parents’ retirement home outside Missoula, the 25-year-old reflected on his progress a month after being released from Harborview Medical Center and his struggle to come to terms with the wildfire that killed three others.
- PUB DATE: 12/19/2015 9:42:34 PM - SOURCE: Seattle Times - metered site

The heat of last summer’s deadly Twisp River blaze has been replaced with the snow of a Montana Christmas, but for Daniel Lyon Jr., the sole firefighter to survive the tragedy, it’s like it happened yesterday. Reached Saturday at his parents’ retirement home outside Missoula, the 25-year-old reflected on his progress a month after being released from Harborview Medical Center and his struggle to come to terms with the wildfire that killed three others.
- PUB DATE: 12/19/2015 9:42:34 PM - SOURCE: Seattle Times - metered site

Firefighters spent hours on the scene of a fire that spread into two stories of an unoccupied home in Hockinson. Crews from Clark County Fire District 3 were called to 16710 N.E. 182nd Ave. just after 3 p.m. Saturday for a report of a chimney fire, Battalion Chief Jeff Stewart said. Arriving crews found that there was fire in the wall and worked to find the source and its extension, staying on scene for about two hours, Stewart said.
- PUB DATE: 12/19/2015 5:27:18 PM - SOURCE: Vancouver Columbian

Firefighters spent hours on the scene of a fire that spread into two stories of an unoccupied home in Hockinson. Crews from Clark County Fire District 3 were called to 16710 N.E. 182nd Ave. just after 3 p.m. Saturday for a report of a chimney fire, Battalion Chief Jeff Stewart said. Arriving crews found that there was fire in the wall and worked to find the source and its extension, staying on scene for about two hours, Stewart said.
- PUB DATE: 12/19/2015 5:27:18 PM - SOURCE: Vancouver Columbian

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