Celebrating Homecoming
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Nicholas Isgrig and Kelly Tran, the 2016 Glenwood Springs homecoming king and queen.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Glenwood Springs High School celebrated homecoming Friday afternoon with a parade down Pitkin Avenue from the high school to Glenwood Springs Elementary School. Nicholas Isgrig and Kelly Tran were awarded the 2016 homecoming king and queen during Friday night's game at Stubler Memorial Stadium.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Glenwood Springs High School celebrated homecoming Friday afternoon with a parade down Pitkin Avenue from the high school to Glenwood Springs Elementary School. Nicholas Isgrig and Kelly Tran were awarded the 2016 homecoming king and queen during Friday night's game at Stubler Memorial Stadium. For a run-down on the game and other games around the valley go to page A8.
Chelsea Self / Post Independent |
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Cleaning up isn’t cheap — that much is clear following estimates it would take $200,000 to clean up all of the roughly 80 homeless encampments in Glenwood Springs.
