Story collection: Continuing coverage of the South Fork and Salt Fires impacting Ruidoso
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Read reports from The New Mexican on the devastating fires impacting Ruidoso and the surrounding areas, and how residents are dealing with the fallout.
- By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com
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The South Fork and Salt fires saw only minimal growth between Monday and Tuesday; more rain is expected in the area Wednesday.
- By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com
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A weekend of monsoon rains left the fires "smoldering and creeping," although warm weather is expected to return today.
- By Nathan Brown nbrown@sfnewmexican.com
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The 16,614-acre South Fork Fire is now 26% contained, the State Forestry Division said, and the Salt Fire is 7% contained.
- By Maya Hilty mhilty@sfnewmexican.com
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Following chaotic evacuations from fires, people are relying upon aid and waiting for news of friends, family and their property.
- By Maya Hilty and Nathan Brown mhilty@sfnewmexican.com nbrown@sfnewmexican.com
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As the fire burned, Kathy and her son Robert White waited, unsure when they will return home or what they will return to.
- By Maya Hilty mhilty@sfnewmexican.com
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Rain on Wednesday dampened the destructive South Fork and Salt fires but presented new concerns for residents and emergency managers.
- By Scott Wyland swyland@sfnewmexican.com
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The South Fork and Salt fires still raging in the Ruidoso area have led to the deaths of at least two people, and more may be missing.
- By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com
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A number of racehorses evacuated from Ruidoso Downs are sheltering in Albuquerque as the flames move closer to the area.
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Here are ways to offer financial support, pet support and supplies for those impacted by the South Fork and Salt fires.
- By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com
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New Mexico's state forester described this week's weather as a good news/bad news scenario for the fast-moving fires.
- By Gabrielle Porter gporter@sfnewmexican.com
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A wildfire that damaged or destroyed an estimated 1,400 structures and killed at least one person in the village had reached about 15,200 acres by Tuesday night.
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