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Recent News in Grand Junction

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Town Hall Meeting to Debate 29 Road Interchange Proposal

A public town hall meeting hosted by opponents of the 29 Road/I-70 Interchange Ballot proposal in Grand Junction aims to discuss concerns regarding cost, safety, and environmental impacts.

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Plan Ahead: USPS Holiday Shipping Deadlines Announced

The US Post Office has released the holiday shipping cutoff dates, advising Priority Mail by December 21 and ground services by December 18.

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Public Invited to Discuss Controversial 29 Road/I-70 Interchange Proposal

A town hall meeting will be hosted by opponents of the 29 Road/I-70 Interchange Ballot proposal in Fruita, encouraging public discussion on concerns related to cost, safety, and environmental impact.

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