You might have seen low pillows of smoke wafting over Lake Dillon today. They were ominous enough that a few eagle-eyed locals called 911 about a potential wildfire.  Good news is: There was no wildfire. The smoke was coming from prescribed burns just outside of Keystone and Dillon.   You will see more smoke all this […] The post Where’s the smoke coming from? Prescribed burns in every corner of Summit  first appeared on Krystal 93.

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