Avalanche in Northern California kills eight, mourned across Bay Area and Tahoe communities
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Eight people were killed in California's deadliest avalanche in modern history after a 15-person backcountry group near the Castle Peak area above Donner Pass was swept away while returning from Frog Lake huts; six were rescued, several victims were mothers and sisters with ties to Northern California, and search efforts have been hampered by ongoing severe weather.
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- 3 women identified as Tahoe avalanche victims, including Stanford alums SFGATE
- 'Devastated beyond words': Families identify 6 moms killed in Tahoe avalanche KCRA
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