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Photos: Girl Scouts say ‘thank you’ to Durango snowplow drivers, with cookies

Jerry McBride

Herald Photo Editor

Friday, May 5, 2023 5:13 PM MT

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Emersyn Roberts, 5, left, Eleanor Dugan, 6, center, and Maggie Webb, 5, with Troop 27994 Girl Scout Daisies in Durango, count how many boxes of Girl Scout cookies they delivered to thank the city of Durango snowplow drivers on Thursday for keeping roads clear this past winter. The troop donated 144 boxes of cookies and then were able to sit behind the steering wheel of the snowplows. They even got to name one of the plows. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Emersyn Roberts, 5, left, Eleanor Dugan, 6, center, and Maggie Webb, 5, with Troop 27994 Girl Scout Daisies in Durango, count how many boxes of Girl Scout cookies they delivered to thank the city of Durango snowplow drivers on Thursday for keeping roads clear this past winter. The troop donated 144 boxes of cookies and then were able to sit behind the steering wheel of the snowplows. They even got to name one of the plows. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca
Troop 27994 Girl Scout Daisies of Durango from left, Hannah Grace, 5, Eleanor Dugan, 6, Julia Madrigal, 5, Emersyn Roberts, 5, Maggie Webb, 5, and Evelyn Pace, 6, stand for a photo with city of Durango snowplow drivers on Thursday after they delivered 144 boxes of Girl Scout cookies thanking the snowplow drivers for their hard work this winter. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Troop 27994 Girl Scout Daisies of Durango from left, Hannah Grace, 5, Eleanor Dugan, 6, Julia Madrigal, 5, Emersyn Roberts, 5, Maggie Webb, 5, and Evelyn Pace, 6, stand for a photo with city of Durango snowplow drivers on Thursday after they delivered 144 boxes of Girl Scout cookies thanking the snowplow drivers for their hard work this winter. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)cca

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