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fm.kuac.org > 2026-09-09 > tok-prepares-for-winter-amid-devastation-from-the-mukluk-fire

Tok prepares for winter amid devastation from the Mukluk Fire

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (310+ words) The Mukluk Fire has burned 50 homes, 108 outbuildings and more than 7,000 acres in the eastern Interior community of Tok since it started last month. But avenues of relief are opening up for residents as winter closes in. In late August, Gov....

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fm.kuac.org > 2026-08-20 > evacuation-orders-reduced-in-tok-with-arrival-of-cooler-weather

Evacuation orders reduced in Tok with arrival of cooler weather

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (218+ words) Some Tok residents can return to their homes, at least for now, after fire officials relaxed some of the evacuation orders for the Mukluk Fire. The fire, which officials say was started by a downed power line on Monday, has…...

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fm.kuac.org > 2026-08-19 > tok-residents-take-stock-of-damage-as-mukluk-fire-continues-to-threaten-the-community

Tok residents take stock of damage as Mukluk Fire continues to threaten the community

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (648+ words) Robert Nelson and his wife, Helena Fix-Nelson, surveyed what remained of their home in Tok on Wednesday morning. It’s where they built a life for almost 20 years, raising kids, grandkids, dogs and bees. Robert Nelson called it a “kick in…...