US: Inn Fire Prompts Evacuations in Mono County, California

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US: Inn Fire Prompts Evacuations in Mono County, California

The Inn Fire that broke out in Mono County, east-central California, on Thursday, May 22, forced mandatory evacuations. The blaze had burned more than 700 acres as of Saturday, shutting down Highway 395 ahead of Memorial Day weekend.

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  • Briana Gonzales via Spectee
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  • NOTE: 4 clips Video Location: Lee Vining, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 22, California, Mono County, 2025

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