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Three firefighters killed, two injured battling Utah-Colorado border wildfires
Three federal firefighters were killed and two were injured while responding to wildfires along the Utah-Colorado border, in a burnover incident tied to the Knowles and Gore fires that have merged into a single 28,000-acre blaze threatening Mesa County; authorities have pre-evacuation orders and road closures, and Governor Cox offered condolences as the firefighting community mourns.

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"Firefighters battle 60-acre brush fire threatening homes in East San Jose"
Crews in East San Jose are making progress in battling the Clayton Fire, a brush fire that threatened homes. The fire, which started around 3 p.m., has burned approximately 66 acres and is currently 20% contained. No evacuation orders have been issued, and residents are being asked to avoid the area.

Canadian Wildfires: Control and Planning
The Canadian wildfires, which began in early June and have affected Ontario and Quebec, are still burning with 232 out of 426 active fires labeled as "out of control." The harsh weather conditions in Canada are fueling the fires and making it harder for firefighters to combat the flames. The air quality in the U.S. East Coast is expected to improve over the weekend, but the lingering smoke has more to do with a weather pattern. Canada is currently at "national preparedness level 5," and international firefighters are flying in to help fight the fires.

"Jackson Township Wildfire Threatens Buildings and Closes Roads"
A wildfire named the Glory Fire is burning in Jackson Township, Ocean County, New Jersey, threatening 30 structures and burning 50 acres with 0% containment. Road closures are in effect, but there are no mandatory evacuations at this time. Crews are working to contain the fire within the boundaries of East Commodore Blvd, Jackson Mills Road, and Cedar Swamp Road. The cause of the fire is unknown, and there have been no injuries reported.