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Faces of the Fire: Stories from Paradise

As firefighters began fighting the Camp Fire, the people of Paradise, Magalia, Concow and other areas of Butte County evacuated to survive the most deadly wildfire in California history. Others came to help. Here is a small fraction of their stories.
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Woman 'adopts' WWII veteran who lost his home in Camp Fire

When a World War II veteran's home was destroyed in the Camp Fire, leaving him nowhere to go, a woman decided to bring him into her home. Two weeks later, she has "adopted" a new grandpa.
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These 'cowboys' have saved thousands of animals from California wildfires

The Cowboy 911 Facebook group grew from just a few members to more than 19,000 and has led to thousands of animal rescues.
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Chico restaurant hosts benefit concert for California wildfire victims

Unwined is a gathering place for a community unlike any other, especially when tragedy strikes
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Woman throws Thanksgiving feast for families devastated by Camp Fire

Renee Gramps had an idea to hold a Thanksgiving for people displaced by the Camp Fire. When she turned to social media for help, the response brought her to tears.
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Wearing gear from the competition, Paradise football team reunites on the field

The score didn't matter. To the Paradise community, these boys were a symbol of strength.
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Paradise Post's 2-man team is hand-delivering newspapers to Camp Fire evacuees

"We still have a town. We still have the residents of Paradise… they're just not at their residences right now. So, we find them."
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From Katrina to Sandy and now the Camp Fire, when disaster hits, Joe is there with a smile

Helping others is what Joe Apicelli lives for, and after 43 deployments to disaster areas with the American Red Cross, he's fantastic at it.
Wildfire

Father, sons stay behind in Paradise to save neighbors from Camp Fire

Frank Wyatt, and his sons, Noah and Tim, stayed behind for five and a half hours. They knocked on their neighbors' doors and assisted them.
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Maintenance worker credited with saving dozens of senior citizens from Camp Fire

Stephen Murray went to help residents at the Appletree Village mobile home park, where more than 280 senior citizens called home.
Paradise

Paradise family loses 15 homes in Camp Fire, 65 family members displaced

The family says they have so much grief yet so much gratitude since they still have each other.