UNDER SMOKEY SKIES

from Volume 133 Fall 2020 Roundup Issue 1

Making a stand by taking a knee Pierce athletes and coaches join nationwide movement

Surrounding ﬁres have ﬁlled the skies with smoke and caused unhealthy air conditions for large parts of Los Angeles County, including Woodland Hills.

The Bobcat wildfire has burned since Sept. 6 and has consumed more than 44,000 acres of land and has caused mass evacuations and evacuation warnings in the San Gabriel Valley.

The fire containment as of Sept. 17 is 9% and the estimated containment date has been pushed back to Oct. 30, according to Incident Information System.

The smoke from the ﬁres has travelled throughout Los Angeles County and residents have been advised to limit time outdoors as much as possible.

The cause of the wildﬁre is still under investigation.

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Volume 133 Fall 2020 Roundup Issue 1