Good Earth Fossils tell story of bygone ecosystem Tar pits hold secrets covered by LA sprawl December 4, 2013
Good Earth Native seedlings to revive forest ravaged by wildfire From cold storage to nursery to the burned slopes above Vallecito December 4, 2013
Good Earth Earth Briefs A winter plant sale will take place from 1 to 7 p.m. Dec. 12 and 13 at the San Juan… December 4, 2013
Nation & World Report: Cellphone tracking pervasive NSA computer program crunches data to find patterns of relationships December 4, 2013
Local News Land-use meetings postponed Both Wednesday’s public meeting, scheduled to take place at the Durango Public Library, and today’s Planning Commission meeting, slated to… December 4, 2013
Good Earth Bulletproof plants for novice gardeners People new to gardening can increase their odds for success by shopping for easy-to-grow plants such as peppers. Choose the… December 4, 2013
Good Earth North Dakota launching website to notify public of spills In response to extensive media coverage and criticism from environmental groups, the North Dakota Health Department will launch a website… December 4, 2013
Good Earth Cutting trees to rid N.J. forest of beetles Deep in the woods, the whine of chain saws pierced the fall air, and Steve Garcia shouted a warning to… December 4, 2013
Nation & World U.S.-China talks reach no consensus on air zone row U.S. Vice President Joe Biden is in China. After a state welcoming ceremony hosted by Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao,… December 4, 2013
Nation & World Obama targets income gap President Barack Obama is promising to devote the remainder of his second term to trying to restore economic opportunity for… December 4, 2013
Daily update Community Menus Durango/La Plata Senior Center: Combination burrito with green chili, tomato and lettuce, cilantro brown rice, salad bar and grapes. Durango… December 4, 2013
Daily update Dayplanner Thursday Durango High Noon Rotary meeting, noon, DoubleTree Hotel, 501 Camino del Rio, www.durangohighnoonrotary.com. Kiwanis Club of Durango meeting, noon, Durango… December 4, 2013
Local News Havoc in the high country, little snow down low CDOT to close some passes periodically to conduct avalanche-control operations December 4, 2013
Local News Rays of hope for winter tanners But is this burning desire good for your health? December 3, 2013
Regional News Religious freedom cited in rejecting gay clients An attorney for a Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for Dave Mullins, right, and Charlie Craig… December 3, 2013
Nation & World Texas executes man for corrections officer’s death Inmate Jerry Martin is the last Texas inmate scheduled to be executed in Texas this year. Martin was executed Tuesday… December 3, 2013
Nation & World North Korea’s treatment of American veteran called ‘bizarre’ South Korean media, quoting the South Korean intelligence agency, reported that North Korean Kim Jong Un’s 67-year-old uncle – long… December 3, 2013
Nation & World Judge says he broke ethics code District Judge G. Todd Baugh says he shouldn’t be removed from the bench because of comments he made about a… December 3, 2013
Business Amazon may employ delivery drones Robots could send packages in 30 minutes to urbanites December 3, 2013
Business Business Briefs Johnstondu1-i-syn Great Old Broads for Wilderness, a nonprofit organization based in Durango, recently hired Amy Johnston as its new office… December 3, 2013
Business Local gas drilling laws get key airing in Ohio Suburb of Akron files lawsuit against energy company December 3, 2013
Business Is technology causing worker burnout? In smartphone age, firms try setting limits to give their employees reprieve December 3, 2013
Nation & World Obama’s uncle to stay in U.S. Onyango Obama, President Barack Obama’s Kenyan-born uncle, says the United States is “the land of opportunities.” Onyango Obama was allowed… December 3, 2013
Nation & World Nation Briefs ALBANY, N.Y. – An animal rights group is asking New York courts to recognize scientific evidence of emotional and cognitive… December 3, 2013