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CDOT marks 5-year anniversary of ‘the most destructive event’ in Glenwood Canyon
The six-part film highlights crews who reopened the canyon and says closures cost the state economy about $1 million an hour.
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Glenwood Springs Post IndependentCDOT marks 5-year anniversary of ‘the most destructive event’ in Glenwood Canyon
A new six part mini-documentary from the Colorado Department of Transportation is giving Aspen viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the most destructive event in the history of the I-70 Mountain Corridor. In 2020, the Grizzly Fire burned throughout the area and consequently caused catastrophic landslides that buried Glenwood Canyon in 2021. “From Ashes to Asphalt: The Glenwood Canyon Recovery,” which will be screened at the Wheeler Opera House fr…
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