Fall signals approaching yard work

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A goat peeks though the weeds at residents passing by a field in the Spring Glen area. Meteorologically, the fall season started at the onset of September. Carbon County residents are encouraged to remember the drought and exercise caution when conducting controlled burns to clear autumn plant debris from yards as well as fields.

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