Wolf Creek Ski Area reports receiving 29 inches of snow from this week’s storm, with an all-natural snow depth of 80 inches at the midway. The ski area’s season-to-date snowfall is 164 inches.
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Fleas with plague found in La Plata County
San Juan Basin Public Health
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10-year-old La Plata County boy dies from confirmed case of plague
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San Juan Basin Public Health
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