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Construction on county roads 223/225 to begin
Intersection to be realigned for ease of travel
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Group for grieving adults to begin A group for adults who are grieving because of a death will be held from September to January. This group is designed to assist…
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Freshmen project brings community together
Common Reading Experience celebrates its first decade
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Can you ever have too many parks?
Advocates make a case for biking, skateboarding and tennis projects
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Quirk forces state to waive pot taxes for a day
Overall collected taxes exceeded projections
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El Niño could pack a punch
‘Bruce Lee’ could bring snowstorms to Southwest Colorado this winter
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Vacation-rental parking rules left in neutral
Some argue Durango’s ‘tandem’ regulation difficult for owners
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Politics and pubs
“These are tiny producers who would never find their product in the (coolers) of giant chain stores,” said Ken Martin, head brewer at Steamworks Brewing Co., when talking about proposed…
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Tickets available for garden tour The Boulevard Fall Gardens Tour, a walking tour of 10 historic gardens put on by the nonprofit organization Boulevard Neighborhood Association, will be held from…
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Durango competes for Best Destination for Outdoor Enthusiasts
Durango was in second place Wednesday in USA TODAY’s competition for Best Destination for Outdoor Enthusiasts, which runs through Monday. The newspaper touts Durango’s many attractions, including the Durango &…
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Dayplanner Thursday
Meetings and Events Durango High Noon Rotary meeting, noon, DoubleTree Hotel, 501 Camino del Rio, www.durangohighnoonrotary.com. Kiwanis Club of Durango meeting, noon, Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave. Old…
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The Blotter
Durango Police Monday 7:04 a.m. A baby deer was injured in the east 800 block of 32nd Street. 10:40 a.m. A toddler possibly ran away from school and was standing…
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Linking Silverton to the Internet gets rekindled
CenturyLink – and the town – hopes to make good on its promise this fall
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Helping Durango learn the international lingo of mountain biking
The Ray Dennison Memorial Stadium at Fort Lewis College was standing-room-only when the flags of the 32 countries participating flew high at the Opening Ceremonies of the first World Mountain…
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When the world came to Durango
25 years ago, World Mountain Bike Championships put our town on the cycling stage
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The Blotter
Durango Police Sunday 12:40 p.m. A drunken person refused to get off a motorized cart at Rite Aid, 28 Town Plaza. Saturday 7:07 a.m. A money bag was found near…
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County’s water sampling results matches EPA data
Independent tests done on water quality of Animas River
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Colorado pageant seeks participants The Mrs. Colorado America Pageant is accepting applications from married women to represent Durango as a state finalist in the 2016 pageant April 16 in Denver.…
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Dayplanner Wednesday
Meetings and Events Kiwanis of the Narrow Gauge meeting, 6:45-7:30 a.m., Carver Brewing Co., 1022 Main Ave., 375-0079. Sunrise Yoga adult classes, 7-8 a.m. and 8:15-9:15 a.m., Boys & Girls…
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Durango woman sentenced for hitting pedestrian
Cook A Durango woman has been sentenced to three years in prison after being found guilty in June of hitting a pedestrian and leaving the scene of the accident. Jerica…
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A quilt to remember
Ninety-six panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display through Saturday at the Durango Public Library as part of the 18th annual Durango AIDS Benefit. “To see a…
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Officials release identity of Sunday’s plane crash victims
Four, not five, killed in accident
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Street sign wording a key to safety
Precise verbiage means safer commutes for cyclists, motorists
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Report: TABOR prompts higher tax bills for most Coloradans
A study by Colorado State University claims that 80 percent of Colorado property owners are paying more now than they would have if the Taxpayer Bill of Rights had never…
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Temple Grandin plans Sept. visit to FLC
Renowned autism activist to speak about her new book