Warm temperatures prompt residents to tackle outdoor jobs

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Cindy Alton of ABC Stripping paints exit arrows at Creekview Elementary on Saturday. She said the company has a machine to do the painting, but it is often easier to finish smaller jobs by hand. The warming temperatures prompted Carbon County residents to venture outdoors to work on yards, till gardens and wash cars.

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