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Eaton Canyon park will rise again after the fire, but it will take 2 years

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The loss of Eaton Canyon park means this unique place, with easy hiking and access to the Angeles National Forest, will be gone for years. But there's hope in nature's own healing and a rebuild.

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Lead, asbestos keep Eaton Fire victims from returning home

More than 50 homes in the Altadena area torched by the Eaton Fire were estimated to have contaminants like lead and asbestos.

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Eaton Canyon park will rise again after the fire, but it will take 2 years

The loss of Eaton Canyon park means this unique place, with easy hiking and access to the Angeles National Forest, will be gone for years. But there's hope in nature's own healing and a rebuild.

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Daily News broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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