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Swollen Elk River receding
Yampa up next; melt-off also causing rural road problems
Although still above flood stage, the swollen waters of the Elk River are expected to recede this weekend along with temperatures, bringing relief to residents near the Elk's confluence with the Yampa River. The area of the confluence has been flooded to varying degrees since Monday because of the record flows.
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by Melinda Dudley
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Swollen Elk River receding
Yampa up next; melt-off also causing rural road problems
Although still above flood stage, the swollen waters of the Elk River are expected to recede this weekend along with temperatures, bringing relief to residents near the Elk's confluence with the Yampa River. The area of the confluence has been flooded to varying degrees since Monday because of the record flows.
Focusing on the future
Soroco seniors, superintendent bid farewell
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Rooted in reggae
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Helping outside the classroom
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Transit shortage spotlighted
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More than a feeling
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The Record for May 21
12:07 a.m. A noise complaint was received from the 3100 block of Columbine Drive. Police gave a warning.
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