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Umatilla County residents who lost homes in the Lower Dry Creek Fire seek answers

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At a community meeting, residents said that firefighters who responded to the fire sat back and let the buildings burn. The fire department said the focus was on preserving human life.
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Umatilla County residents who lost homes in the Lower Dry Creek Fire seek answers

At a community meeting, residents said that firefighters who responded to the fire sat back and let the buildings burn. The fire department said the focus was on preserving human life.

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union-bulletin.com broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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