DENVER (AP) — Investigators who entered a Colorado funeral home where nearly 200 abandoned bodies were found encountered stacks of partially covered human remains, bodily fluids several inches deep on the floor, and flies and maggots throughout the building, an FBI agent testified Thursday.

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- Lone voter to cast vote at City Hall

- Tips against frigid cold offered

- McCullough enjoys school communications

- Meacham finds success in new event at indoor meet

- Local, state, national news, sports and more

McCullough enjoys school communications

Clinton Public Schools Communications Director Tracy McCullough has found her niche in her role being able to share what is going on at the school district.

One lucky voter will get special attention in the upcoming vote for the Weatherford Board of Education. According to the Custer County Election Board, that one voter will be eligible to vote in the Feb. 13 election at Precinct 7, which is Clinton City Hall.

Spontaneous combustion

At 9:51 a.m. Thursday, this Chrysler van suddenly burst into flames as it stopped at the intersection of Modelle Avenue and S. 19th St. No one was injured from the fire and the occupants of the vehicle fled quickly after it began.

Tips against frigid cold offered

Whenever there is a forecast of inclement weather, it is a necessity to take precautions to provide a safe and comfortable shelter for all the occupants in one’s home. Filling shelves with canned goods, breaking out quilts and stacking wood on the firewood rack are all common procedures for someone wanting to brave the storm. However, many will neglect to take measures to protect their plumbing.

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