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Colorado River, public lands reopen as Snyder Fire containment increases

Colorado River, public lands reopen as Snyder Fire containment increases
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State and federal agencies are starting to reopen public lands, state wildlife areas and a segment of the Colorado River that were closed in light of the Snyder Fire in Mesa County. Stage 2 fire restrictions — banning all open fire or flames, including charcoal grills and wood-burning stoves...

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