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Anza photographer captures Coyote Fire’s dramatic spread

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Local photographer Jennifer Bonner had her camera ready when flames erupted near Burnt Valley Road and Terwilliger Road on Thursday, Sept. 4, turning a quiet afternoon into a scene of smoke, flames and urgency. The blaze, dubbed the Coyote Fire, was first reported at 2:06 p.m. Fire crews arriving on scene described it as wind-driven […]

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Anza photographer captures Coyote Fire’s dramatic spread

Local photographer Jennifer Bonner had her camera ready when flames erupted near Burnt Valley Road and Terwilliger Road on Thursday, Sept. 4, turning a quiet afternoon into a scene of smoke, flames and urgency. The blaze, dubbed the Coyote Fire, was first reported at 2:06 p.m. Fire crews arriving on scene described it as wind-driven […]

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