The Labor Mountain Fire continued its rampage eight miles southwest of Cashmere, growing by over 2,000 acres.

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Fire Size and Containment Update

Fire officials estimate the blaze, which a lightning strike sparked on Sept. 1, at 35,362 acres and remains seven percent contained.

Fire growth continued in the North Fork Teanaway area, and the blaze moved up the drainage to the west. On the northern fire perimeter, steep rocks are blocking its growth.

Crews covered bridges, signposts, and other structures in protective wrap and set up hose lays and sprinkler systems to prepare for potential fire spread. Containment lines along Stafford Creek are currently holding the flames in check.

Structure Protection Efforts in Old Blewett Pass

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