Wildfire Damages School Newsrooms

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School newspapers thousands of miles apart team up to heal from wildfires

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Palisades Charter High School's newsroom was destroyed in a wildfire in January .

The school lost cameras, computers, computers and archived newspapers.

Temple University's sports media center offered to help the school's journalism adviser.

Claire Smith traveled from Philadelphia to deliver a university paper featuring the high school students’ articles.

While it survived the blaze, it’s filled with led laden ash and may not be safe to live in for years . But with the help of Smith , she and her students have been able to move forward and produce the final edition of the school year . After the papers were handed out, Nehus Saxon kept one for the school's archive. “When you’ve lost everything you’ve got to start somewhere,” Smith said..

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