Wildfire Skirts Edge of Hanford Site

By Staff Reports

A 14,000- acre wildlife in Benton County, Wash., briefly burned some land on the outskirts of the Energy Department’s 586-square mile Hanford Site, but was moving away from the nuclear cleanup complex early Friday. At press time there were no specifics available…

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