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Denver rattled by rare earthquake
DENVER – Shaking was reported in Denver, Colorado, following a magnitude 2.9 earthquake Friday morning. The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake happened north of Denver, about 3 miles southwest of Dacono, Colorado. Light shaking was felt along Interstate 25 throughout Denver and surrounding towns.
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