Horning in
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The bighorn sheep of Glenwood Canyon have made an early holiday visit to Glenwood Springs the past two days, shown here in front of the Best Western Antlers on West Sixth Street as a city code enforcement officer coaxes them along.
Klaus Kocher / Provided |
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Being a code enforcement officer in Glenwood Springs apparently also means being a sheepherder, as the city worker on Friday routes bighorn sheep in front of the Best Western Antlers on West Sixth Street.
Klaus Kocher / Provided |
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On Thursday, the bighorns were hanging out at Sixth Street and Devereux Road.
Will Grandbois / Post Independent |
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Wrong-way driver behind Monday night crash that closed eastbound I-70
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