Valley braces for spring ritual that clears old growth
Burning fields are seen last week north of the Colorado River and east of 32 Road in this aerial view. After a close call last year during open-burning season, officials will more closely monitor whether people with burning permits this spring are following the rules.
Christopher Tomlinson
Burning fields are seen last week north of the Colorado River and east of 32 Road in this aerial view. After a close call last year during open-burning season, officials will more closely monitor whether people with burning permits this spring are following the rules.
By
Amy Hamilton
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Springtime in the Grand Valley means chirping birds, glimpses of new, green growth and short sleeves.
Until May 31, it’s also open-burning season, a time of year when the wafting smell…
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