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Pierce County says Wednesday’s events have been postponed for the safety of staff and patients.
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Some smoldering and smoke will continue until the next rainfall, but otherwise firefighters say the Sumner Grade Fire is finished.
Pierce County says Wednesday’s events have been postponed for the safety of staff and patients.
Though everyone has been allowed to return home, a few neighborhoods are still being told to remain vigilant in case the situation devolves.
State Route 410 from Sumner to Bonney Lake in Pierce County will remain closed to all travelers through the weekend and into next week.
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