DenverEnglish • 1 year ago

Here are drop-off locations for trees, storm debris as cleanup in Highlands Ranch continues with trained volunteers [PAYWALL - ARTICLE IN COMMENTS]

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Here are drop-off locations for trees, storm debris as cleanup in Highlands Ranch continues with trained volunteers [PAYWALL - ARTICLE IN COMMENTS]

www.denverpost.com

DenverEnglish • 1 year ago

Here are drop-off locations for trees, storm debris as cleanup in Highlands Ranch continues with trained volunteers

www.denverpost.com

Massive cleanup efforts after an 8-mile Tornado that ripped through Highlands Ranch continued Saturday in Douglas County.

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Thank you for including the article text. It’s frustrating how important information regarding a local emergency is paywalled.
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  2•1 year ago
  It infuriates me! Anything emergency related should be available and free.

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