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U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse receives suspicious mail with white powder

U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse received "suspicious mail" laced with an unknown white powder at his Boulder County office on Monday, according to a statement.

Sources (1)+1 copy· Oct 19, 8:59 PM

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Boulder Daily Camera· Oct 19, 8:59 PMU.S. Rep. Joe Neguse receives suspicious mail with white powderAlso ran in The Denver Post

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