'Traffic Is Double Double Animal Style' Around New In-N-Out Restaurant, Aurora Police Warn
The first In-N-Out Burger locations in Colorado opened Friday and police warned the line around the Aurora location was causing traffic issues in the area.
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The first In-N-Out Burger locations in Colorado opened Friday and police warned the line around the Aurora location was causing traffic issues in the area.
The first Thanksgiving week storm system will arrive by Monday.
The first burgers from In-N-Out Burger ever to be served in Colorado are history.
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