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February 2, 2026 by Mala Arthur
Many are thinking that we are safe from fire for another 30 years now that so many structures have burned. Unfortunately, they are wrong.
Mala Arthur lives in a high fire danger canyon that did not burn down thanks to brave neighbors, and manages the neighborhood association and a mostly-inactive Fire Safe Council. She has lived in the area for 37 years.
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Many are thinking that we are safe from fire for another 30 years now that so many structures have burned. Unfortunately, they are wrong.
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