Watch: Colorado wildlife crews clear logjam on Arkansas River ahead of Labor Day recreation
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife crews on Wednesday cleared an unprecedented 100-yard logjam completely blocking the Arkansas River surface at popular rafting and fishing spots, breaking up a cement-like raft of debris in time for Labor Day recreation.
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What happened
Colorado Parks and Wildlife crews on Wednesday cleared an unprecedented 100-yard logjam completely blocking the Arkansas River surface at popular rafting and fishing spots, breaking up a cement-like raft of debris in time for Labor Day recreation.
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