MB: Fires everywhere, Greece votes ‘no’ on austerity and U.S. women win World Cup
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HERE
New Spokane NACCP President, Naima Quarles-Burnley, just wants people to move on already. (Spokesman-Review)
The Cape Horn fire in Idaho has grown to nearly 2,000 acres. Fires raged all over the area throughout the weekend thanks to lightning, rogue fireworks and natural causes. (KHQ)
Seriously, it’s so dry, even a Washington rain forest is burning. (Seattle Times)
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Greece votes ‘no’ on more austerity measures, causing its finance minister to resign. (The Guardian)
The U.S. Women’s National team won its first World Cup title in 16 years this weekend in Vancouver, B.C. (USA Today)
The Grateful Dead held their final concert ever. (New York Times) Now Deadheads will have to find something else to do with their lives.
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