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Kate Mishkin

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Los Angeles musicians lost homes, studios and instruments: ‘A part of you is gone’

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By Kate Mishkin
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A bass guitar found in the wreckage of a house destroyed by the Eaton wildfire in Altadena, California, on 9 January. A bass guitar found in the wreckage of a house destroyed by the Eaton wildfire in Altadena, California, on 9 January. Photograph: Allison Dinner/EPA Behind Duane Funderburk and his wife’s Altadena house, past the french doors and through the trees, stood a studio they had built themselves. It was a haven where Funderburk often played his grand piano, a Yamaha he bought in 1982.
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‘The nearby schools have burned down’: LA teachers and students grapple with altered reality

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By Kate Mishkin
| Yahoo Verified
When Lydia Abraham-Traylor left the kindergarten class she teaches in downtown Los Angeles last Tuesday, her eyes were on the Palisades fire, which had started that morning. Abraham-Traylor, who lived with her eight-year-old daughter in Altadena, figured that fire was all the way across the city. The worst she’d have to handle was a power outage. That night, she and her daughter ordered pizzas, charged their devices and planned for a cozy night in.
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‘We got our fingers crossed’: residents in limbo after LA fires force evacuations

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By Kate Mishkin
| Yahoo Verified
When Aaron McNeil moved from Maryland to Los Angeles three years ago, his biggest worry was earthquakes. “I had heard of a fire here and there in this area, but it wasn’t anything to be really concerned about,” McNeil saidon Sunday. But after being evacuated from his Brentwood home after a fire ripped through the Palisades, his fears changed. “So yeah, it’s definitely beat out the earthquake thing.” After he was evacuated, McNeil, his wife and two kids fled to a Culver City hotel.
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