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Broomfield police continued United Airlines flight debris removal Sunday
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BROOMFIELD, Colo. â Several Broomfield police officers spent a good part of Sunday morning looking for debris from United Airlines flight 328.
A right engine failure caused an explosion Saturday afternoon as the Boeing 777 was heading from Denver to Honolulu.
AirTracker7 showed the debris scattered across the Broomfield area, including County Commons Park.
On Sunday, pieces of the engine could still be seen on the ground, although in sometimes hard-to-find places.
David Clemans, who lives near Broomfield County Commons Park, also found some small pieces during his morning walk. He says the park is typically packed on a normal weekend.
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This past Thanksgiving, food pantry manager Kizzy Wright saw a sight she s never witnessed. Our line was out the door. We ve never experienced that demand ever, said Wright, who continues to see a surge in families turning to Bread of Life Community Pantry in Bristol for food.
The coronavirus has been the perfect storm for Bucks County neighbors trying to make ends meet. Facing job losses and unpaid bills, families who are feeling the economic fallout don t have the money to pay for groceries. Spikes in homelessness have also created more demand at Bucks County food pantries. This pandemic has spared no ZIP code, almost no household, said Cathy Snyder, founder and executive director of Rolling Harvest Food Rescue. She said food pantries in the region are experiencing a 40% hike in the number of families turning to them for help, and many of them up until very recently were living very comfortable middle-class lives.
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Frisco officials resumed talks around a potential remodel of the town’s police department last week, picking up previously approved concept drawings for the space that were pushed to the side as a result of COVID-19-related budget cuts.
For some officials, an upgrade to the department is long overdue.
“This place is in serious need of some tender love and care,” Frisco Police Chief Tom Wickman said. “We have a big table, and people eat there. They clean their guns there. They drug test there. We need more space to carry out our tasks, and the new remodel will give us those various areas to do that.”