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Honey bee populations appear to be rebounding after their mysterious disappearance four years ago sent agricultural pollinators into shock. The up to 90 percent losses reported by beekeepers in the fall of 2006 has fallen to 36, 29 and 34 percent in 2007, 2008 and 2009, respectively, a U.S. Department of Agriculture spokeswoman said recently.
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After two weeks of negative press, a defiant Dan Maes went hard on the defensive Thursday at a meeting with conservative groups in Durango, saying he recognized "evil" in his detractors.
Born out of a conference held in Durango a few years ago, the inaugural Showcase of the Arts was the brainchild of Downtown Events and Business Development Manager Bob Kunkel. Although the promised marketing money to promote the events was only partially secured, the 10-day program will begin today nonetheless.
If the Durango High School football team needed a reminder that a successful 2009 season firmly was in the past, it got it and then some last Friday in the form of a 31-3 road defeat to Castle View.
BOULDER - Neighborhoods once filled with million-dollar homes and scenic mountain cabins have become piles of smoking rubble. On one lot, all that survived was a tennis court. On others, all that's left are crumbling, ash-covered foundations.
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