Roads leave Louisville residents stranded, but Jeep clubs helping
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Snow and ice have blanketed neighborhoods across the region, turning streets into virtual obstacle courses and leaving many residents stranded
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Two local Jeep clubs partnered with a Louisville nonprofit and local councilwoman to help residents clear ice and snow, run errands, and shuttle hospital employees to and from work.
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