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Mary Shinn
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(970), 375-4526
Articles by Mary
2,432 articles
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Fort Lewis College will repatriate Native American human remains
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Buddhist teacher shares practical tools that relieved his self-hatred, worry
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62-year-old woman meets Durango father for the first time
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Durango police: Man accidentally shot himself with child in car
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Durango Business Improvement District working on expansion
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Southwest Health Alliance to see startup savings through new partnership
Health
Hyperbaric chambers encourage the healing of chronic wounds
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Report: Former La Plata County priests among those guilty of abuse
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City of Durango likely to restore nonprofit funding
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And the $70,000 study says … homeless camping and resources would help
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City of Durango names acting finance director amid investigation
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Survey seeks input on school security, arming guards in Durango
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Knots, knives and hatchets – not just for boys anymore
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Fort Lewis College enrollment flat, but showing signs of growth
Health
Durango pancreatic cancer patient beating the odds
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Ed Zink – bicyclist, rancher and Durango native – dies at 71
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Public insurance option could lower costs for Connect for Health customers
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Sewage treatment plant nears completion; will it pass the smell test?
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