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J.D. Morris (above left at left), director of safety for New Elk Mine, talks to Lorenzo Trujillo (right), a potential recruit for the mining operation in Weston, Colorado, during a public meet and greet held at Mt. Carmel Wellness Center Wednesday, July 7. Morris said he has had about 150 text applicants over the last two weeks. Trujillo, whose father was a local miner, said he is interest…
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