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100% CONTAINMENT STONE CANYON FIRE: This will be the final post on Boulder ODM social media for updates about the Stone Canyon Fire now that all evacuations and road closures have been lifted and the fire is 100% contained. For additional information about Stone Canyon Fire response, follow Lyons...

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Dr. Graham Lauvor 2 Jahren

Thankful for our local first responders and everyone who worked together across our community to support the evacuations, fighting the fires, and giving care to people, animals, and property.

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🐾Me🐾vor 2 Jahren

This is excellent news, great job 👏

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Melissa Brimvor 2 Jahren

Praise God. Thank you for all of your hard work. We have been praying earnestly for your safety.

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Courtney Williams OutlanderBTSvor 2 Jahren

So many thanks to you all ❤️

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laurenvor 2 Jahren

Thank you!

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Beth Reynoldsvor 2 Jahren

Yea!!! Great job!!!

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Julievor 2 Jahren

Thank you for all the updates.

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ThisChickvor 2 Jahren

Awesome work 💜💜💜

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Kathleenvor 2 Jahren

@RepJoeNeguse 👍🏻 great job guys!!!

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