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Hey, everyone. Happy holidays. Over this break, the what-next feed is bringing you some

of our best episodes of 2021. We are taking you back to stories and people that helped

define our year. One of those stories was the Dixie Fire. This past summer, that fire

ravaged Northern California for over two months. And as a result, a record number of people

lost their homes. Whole communities were devastated. One of those people was Margaret Garcia. Her

whole town burned down in the Dixie Fire. At the time we spoke, the fire still hadn't

been fully contained. She was just beginning to process how to pick up the pieces, which

is hard to do when your whole town is gone. Stay tuned till the end of the show. We'll

have an update on how the town's doing.

Margaret Garcia has spent the last couple of decades living in a town that for all intents

and purposes no longer exists. That's because it got devoured last week by the Dixie Fire.

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