And the citizen response. Reporter its one of colorados scenic highways. Now squaw pass road is being tarnished by illegal dumping. You think what a beautiful road. Until you go over the side of a parking area and you look down over the embankment. And you see all the garbage. Reporter tim deegan noticed the problem a few weeks ago when he and his wife pulled over to look at the view on the way to echo lake. Looked over and embankment. And it was full of garbage. Lie. Reporter wednesday he and fellow rotary members organized a cleanup along with dozens of volunteers and police, fire and Forest Service members. They collected truckloads of debris. We had a refrigerator we retrieved out of there. Sofas, shutters from the house. Remnants of carpeting. You name it. Reporter chamber of commerce president betsy hayes says the people caught dumping on Forest Service land face a heavily a heavy penalty. This is not okay. Once you cross the line its 1000 fine. Reporter it can also include up to
Pulled out from underneath them when the Colorado High School Activities Association made a mistake and remove them from postseason play. Julie leonardi joins us live from Loveland High School. Everybody is so devastated. Dozens of parents and players gathered here at the high school this evening to talk to me and tell me how disappointed they are. They said the Team Deserves play. They are also upset about chassa. Their system they use to calculate the team is flawed. Members of the Loveland High School Football Team were overjoyed this morning to find out they were officially heading to the postseason. The marek svatos website placed them at 11. Then just hours later, they were pulled from the list. Replaced by another High School Parents and players were shocked. The team has a highly ranked offense and a 91 record season. The indians even made it to the championship game last year but lost. We definitely have a really talented team. We could do it this year to not even be given a s
There’s nothing wrong with taking a new approach to a beloved event that’s how new perspectives and stories get added to familiar ones. In his second year as general manager of the JCC Mizel …