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November 9, 2023
5 years after California's deadliest wildfire, survivors forge town of Paradise's rebirth
By ADAM BEAM and OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ
Associated Press
Associated Press
AP Photo/Noah Berger
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Homes built after the Camp Fire line a hillside at Paradise Mobile Estates.
PARADISE, Calif. — On the day Paradise burned, Gwen Nordgren stopped her car just long enough to rescue a young woman escaping by foot.
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