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In the aftermath of three devastating fires that destroyed hundreds of properties and left thousands displaced in Spokane, reporters and editors from The Spokesman-Review sit down with members of the community to not just talk about the impact, but the way forward.
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Spokesman-Review reporter Nick Gibson talks with Lisa Woodard, communications manager of the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency, and Dr. Francisco Velázquez, the Spokane County Health Officer of the Spokane Regional Health District, about each of their organization's responsibilities and health advice in the wake of wildfire smoke blanketing the county.
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The Spokesman-Review's city hall reporter Emry Dinman joins Mayor Lisa Brown in downtown Spokane to ask about playing a part in natural disaster response, what lessons were learned and how Spokane can keep moving forward as a community as federal and external assistance begins to depart.<br />
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For over a year and a half, Samantha Elfmont has operated as the Response Director for World Central Kitchen, a humanitarian organization that coordinates food access for people directly affected by natural disasters. The Spokesman-Review's summer intern reporter Megan Howard catches up with Elfmont to learn how WCK responds to emergencies and what makes the aftermath of the Spokane Complex Fires different from other disaster relief efforts she's led.
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Prior to meeting with Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson, Washington National Guard Maj. Gen. Gent Welsh stops by the Spokesman-Review media suite to talk with state government reporter Mitchell Roland about the kinds of support the National Guard is allocating to Spokane after a series of devastating fires.
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The Spokesman-Review's Managing Editor for News, Ron Sylvester, visits Trail Feast Headquarters to catch up with acclaimed chef Chad White and his operations to support firefighters and those affected by the Spokane Complex Fires with restaurant-quality meals.
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