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Winter has hit with a vengeance in Denver, Colorado, where dozens of major roads are impassable and blizzard warnings are still in effect.  The National Guard has been called out and…

Thousands Snowed Under in Colorado

Winter has hit with a vengeance in Denver, Colorado, where dozens of major roads are impassable and blizzard warnings are still in effect.  The National Guard has been called out and…

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