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Rim Fire Closes Roads into Yosemite ahead of Labor Day Weekend
California's Rim Fire continues to burn in Yosemite National Park and Stanislaus National Forest, gaining more than 20,000 acres in size since Tuesday, yet fire-fighting crews have been able to maintain pace in keeping the blaze under control, with the latest data indicating the fire is 23 percent contained.
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