Haley May
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29 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 5 Mar
Haley May’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Even as a dusting of snow touched the peaks surrounding Denver in recent weeks, in the city, snow shovels have been sitting idle, gathering dust instead of drifts.
In a normal year, the area gets about 27 inches of snow by the end of January.
This year, it was less than half that.
And while ski resorts tend to get the spotlight in years like this, the economic ripple is hitting other weather-dependent businesses that may not be top of mind.
Matt Fisher owns Green Car Wash.
For him, snowstorms typically mean a good bottom line.
Snow means roads get salted.
Salt on the roads means mag chloride on your car.
And that gritty white crust that drives people to the car wash?
Well, that's job security.
But not this year.
Now, 10% may not sound huge, but combine that with rising costs for his business.
Fisher's had to tighten his belt this winter.
For some businesses, though, the impact is far steeper than 10 percent.
We calculated that we're about 70 percent down.
I know.
Amy Campbell manages Bear Creek Tree Service, a company specializing in snow removal.
In a normal winter, crews are out every other week.
Without snow, they're making tough decisions.
Even when the snow has fallen, Campbell said some customers have declined services altogether.
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