Michelle Finch

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  'Red Flag' Wind, Heat Warnings Have Firefighters on... - [Cached Version]
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  The only fire still burning Wednesday morning was near Davis in Murray County, said Michelle Finch, a fire information officer with the Oklahoma Forestry Division.
  
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  Since Nov. 1, Oklahoma wildfires have covered more than 285,000 acres and destroyed 200 buildings, said Michelle Finch, a spokeswoman for the Agriculture Department's forestry division.
  
  "This has been an unprecedented year for fires," Finch said.Fire season in Oklahoma usually begins around Feb. 15 and lasts until April 15.
  
  This past year, however, the fires began in June and have gotten progressively worse, Finch said.

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  ABC News: Okla. Firefighters Face Windy Weather - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/3/2006    Last Visited: 1/4/2006  

  The only fire still burning Wednesday morning was near Davis in Murray County, said Michelle Finch, a fire information officer with the Oklahoma Forestry Division.

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  ABC News: Revived Okla. Fires Destroy 24 Homes - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/13/2006    Last Visited: 1/13/2006  

  The worst fire raged in southern Oklahoma near Ratliff City, where it burned through at least 20 homes overnight, said Michelle Finch, fire information officer for the Oklahoma Forestry Department.

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  AP Wire | 01/13/2006 | Fires flare up again in Oklahoma - [Cached Version]
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  The worst fires raged in southern Oklahoma near Ratliff City after burning through the homes overnight and west of Marlow, said Michelle Finch, fire information officer for the Oklahoma Forestry Department.
  
  Firefighters were counting on four aircraft dropping fire retardant on the area Friday morning.
  
  "We plan to put up air support again at first light and try to get a handle on it," Finch said, "and we'll rotate other firefighters in to give those who've been there a chance to rest."

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  AP Wire | 01/13/2006 | Revived Okla. fires destroy 24... - [Cached Version]
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  The worst fire raged in southern Oklahoma near Ratliff City, where it burned through at least 20 homes overnight, said Michelle Finch, fire information officer for the Oklahoma Forestry Department.

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  Arrest Made in Okla. Wildfires [Archive] - GZHQ[dot]NET - [Cached Version]
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  The worst fires raged in Carter County near Ratliff City, after burning through at least 20 homes overnight, and west of Marlow in Stephens County, said Michelle Finch, fire information officer for the Oklahoma Forestry Department.

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  The only fire still burning Wednesday morning was near Davis in Murray County, said Michelle Finch, a fire information officer with the Oklahoma Forestry Division.The fire was likely set by arsonists because it began near a highway and other fires in the area appeared to have been set by people near roadways, he said.

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  Published on: 1/2/2006    Last Visited: 1/3/2006  

  Since Nov. 1, Oklahoma wildfires have covered more than 1,150 square kilometres and destroyed 200 buildings, said Michelle Finch, a spokeswoman for the Agriculture Department's forestry division.
  
  "This has been an unprecedented year for fires," Finch said.Fire season in Oklahoma usually begins around Feb. 15 and lasts until April 15, but this past year the fires began in June and have gotten progressively worse, Finch said.

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  Published on: 1/2/2006    Last Visited: 1/3/2006  

  Since Nov. 1, Oklahoma wildfires have covered more than 285,000 acres and destroyed 200 buildings, said Michelle Finch, a spokeswoman for the Agriculture Department's forestry division.

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