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Grand County approves herbicide shed, changes PILT allocation

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Among the dozen action items Grand County commissioners approved without opposition Sept. 15 were a climate-controlled herbicide shed, changes to state PILT funding and a six-month extension for a Thompson Springs business grant. Grand County Commissioner Brian Martinez speaks at the commission’s Sept.

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