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The Labor Mountain Fire crew poses for a photo on the fire line. The blaze showed the largest growth in the fires in Washington since Monday. The fire, growing nearly 7,000 acres, is sitting at around 17,000 acres as of Thursday. Despite the growth, the Lower Sugarloaf (nearly 31,000 acres), Rattlesnake Fire (about 22,000 acres) and Bear Gulch Fire (around 20,000 acres) remain the largest three fires in the state.

The Labor Mountain Fire crew poses for a photo on the fire line. The blaze showed the largest growth in the fires in Washington since Monday. The fire, growing nearly 7,000 acres, is sitting at around 17,000 acres as of Thursday. Despite the growth, the Lower Sugarloaf (nearly 31,000 acres), Rattlesnake Fire (about 22,000 acres) and Bear Gulch Fire (around 20,000 acres) remain the largest three fires in the state.

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MOSES LAKE – The fires below are burning nearly 139,000 acres across Washington as of Thursday afternoon. This is around 9,000 acres more than Monday and 29,000 more acres than last Thursday.