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One year ago today, the landscape of Northern California changed dramatically. When the Camp Fire ignited on November 8, 2018, we had no way of knowing that Concow, Magalia, Yankee Hill, and of course Paradise, would never be the same again. (1/5)https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/paradise-regained-year-after-camp-fire-resilient-town-rebuilds-n1077991 …
Today, we are in solemn remembrance of the 86 people who lost their lives – husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers – and friends. With the passage of time, many of the wounds may have healed, but deep scars have formed in their place. (2/5)
240,000 Acres of beautiful Northern California were engulfed in flames. Nearly 19,000 structures, including homes, businesses, a hospital, and schools, were destroyed or severely damaged. The Camp Fire devastated nearly everything in its path. (3/5)
During the last year, the resiliency of our people has been front & center for the world to see. It is a long & arduous road to recovery, & there are no doubt more difficult days ahead, but we’ve stuck together & we’re making progress. (4/5)
Today, we come together once again to remember those who are no longer with us. (5/5)
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