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John Phillips, left; Ken Gallegos, center; and Trent Durnen, all with the city of Durango Street Department, fix potholes in the SkyRidge subdivision ...
Potholes – scourge of winter – get attention
If it’s not snowing, street crews are probably filling in potholes.
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National & World
Pentagon expands number of jobs available to women
WASHINGTON – New orders from the Pentagon: The military on Thursday formally opened thousands of jobs to...
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Business
Movable feasts
Durango’s mobile-food business may not be as prolific as it is in cities such as New York City, but...
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Good Earth
Two hotels in Durango go green
The word green, which took a new meaning with the advent of the environmental movement, now is being...
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Obituaries
Kyle Russell Swain
Durango native Kyle Russell Swain died unexpectedly Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, at his parents’ home in...
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Columnists
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Money Savvy
Stop ‘financial flu’ from spreading around workplace
Attention, business owners: When your...
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Creating Community
It takes a community to ensure everyone’s voice is heard
Recently, I was on a trip across...
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Action Line
‘Puller-outers’ join list of dubious Durango quirks
While driving on East Third Avenue the...
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Multimedia
Snowdown's up-and-comers
From the family friendly version of the Snowdown Follies to the Discovery Museum, here is a look at the youthful faces of Snowdown.
Snowdown Light Parade
Fairy tale characters parade down Main Avenue with light covered floats for Snowdown's largest event.
Ascension
The annual Snowdown Balloon Rally and Mass Ascension lifts off from Red Rock Ranch in the Animas Valley
It's time for those Follies
Red-feathered Snowdown boas, fishnet tights, body-hugging bodice, black lace and drinking? It must be the Snowdown Follies
He’s a long-haul groomer
The stories came tumbling out of Roger Pennington’s lips,...
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