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BOULDER CITY REVIEW
July 1, 2015 - 12:31 pm
 

Holiday Closures

Federal offices: Closed Friday

State offices: Closed Friday

County offices: Closed Friday

Clark County courts: Closed Friday

Boulder City municipal offices: Closed Friday

Senior Center of Boulder City: Closed Friday

Boulder City Review office: Closed Friday

Boulder City Public Library: Closed Saturday

B.C. Waste Free: No residential collection Friday and Saturday; commercial collection Saturday

U.S. Postal Service: Closed Saturday

Banks: Closed Saturday. Call invidivual branches for specific information

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