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Thank you to Sue Piper (left) and Eileen Freiburger (not pictured) for serving on our Board of Directors. As we say farewell we are so grateful. Your leadership and dedication to the organization has been critical to UP’s contributed growth and impact. #thankyou

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Thank you to @KUNC for keeping a spotlight on the #MarshallFire long term recovery. If you live in Colorado, make sure you have at least 24 months temporary rent in your home insurance policy.

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