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It is fire season, and our forests will burn this summer. There are choices to be made about our communities' relationships with fire. Old habits must be broken and we will benefit from increasing our tolerance for more fire and smoke; not less. Matt Skroch and Tom Swetnam would propose why in Sunday's Star.