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The scorched landscaped sits smoldering just east of Grizzly Creek in Glenwood Canyon after a fire tore through the area the second week of August. Colorado Department of Transportation crews will be overseeing a helicopter operation on Wednesday to repair poles damaged from the fire. Chelsea Self / Post Independent The Colorado Department of Transportation will oversee helicopter operations in Glenwood Canyon on Wednesday. The operations are required for replacing power poles in Glenwood Canyon that were damaged by last year’s Grizzly Creek Fire. When the helicopter is in the air, traffic ...

Coal ash. It’s a burden that has been decades in the making, but has only recently been dealt with by the utility plants it has fueled. Now some local residents are worried that it might end up in a landfill near them, even though the landfill’s developers have repeatedly said they would not accept coal ash. Solid Solutions Development, the company proposing the Haralson County landfill, has said that it will not accept out-of-state waste in general and will not accept coal ash or sewer sludge at all. Those conditions will be written into the agreement with the community, said Tee S...