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Dinosaur woman gives back by working at food bank, thrift store

The Dinosaur Community Thrift Store and Food Bank has provided 58 food boxes to residents of Dinosaur, Skull Creek and Maybell since opening its doors in June. The non-profit organization, which the Rangely Food Bank currently oversees, is seeking volunteers, monthly sponsors and donations to continue its work in the community.
The Dinosaur Community Thrift Store and Food Bank has provided 58 food boxes to residents of Dinosaur, Skull Creek and Maybell since opening its doors in June. The non-profit organization, which the Rangely Food Bank currently oversees, is seeking volunteers, monthly sponsors and donations to continue its work in the community.
DINOSAUR I Sometimes getting help can be the stimulus to pay it forward down the line.
That’s what happened to Dinosaur resident Valerie Page,…