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Good News: Woman's mission to bring back memories of those who lost homes in wildfires
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A woman in Southern California has made it her mission to bring back photos that blew away from people's homes as they burned in the recent Southern California wildfires. As the photos are located, sometimes miles away, they are posted online and are being returned to the owners. NBC News' Liz Kreutz reports.Feb. 5, 2025
