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SALT LAKE CITY — While it may seem like the entire state of Utah was on fire in recent weeks, crews have managed to contain the major blazes burning across the state.
The West Valley Fire, Saul's Canyon Fire, Trail Mountain Fire and Dollar Ridge fire are all more than 80 percent contained, and some residents in the Dollar Ridge Fire area are finally returning home Tuesday, according to Utah Fire Info.
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Evacuations to be lifted for area impacted by Dollar Ridge Fire
As firefighters increase containment of the Dollar Ridge Fire, residents in areas of the evacuation zone can soon return to their homes, Duchesne County Sheriff's Office announced on Monday.However, three new fires have sparked up in Millard and Duchesne counties and Uinta County, in Wyoming, near the Utah-Wyoming border.
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New wildfires mean more work for Utah firefighters
New fire sparks in Fruitland near Dollar Ridge Fire
Field fire extinguished after sparking near Kennecott in Salt Lake County
Some Dollar Ridge Fire area residents returning home Tuesday
Several wildfires spark in Millard County near Leamington
