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Glacier Club maintenance briefly impacts water supply

The Glacier Club is not facing a water crisis, despite some rumors to the contrary. The club asked members to conserve water earlier this week, as it switched the source of its ma...

DATE: Jun 16, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Water protection bill aims to put court ruling into law

Law would further protect ski areas from ‘federal overreach’

DATE: May 28, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Lawmakers seek to ease process for leasing water rights

Bill aims to cut down on “buy and dry” sales that harm agriculture

DATE: Apr 10, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Water conference explores financial solutions

Volatile energy market causes budget crisis

DATE: Apr 9, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Measure would encourage water efficiency in new construction

Would require developers to present conservation measures

DATE: Apr 3, 2017 | CATEGORY: Regional News

Lemon Dam project expected to finish by end of April

Work did not stop winter allotment for the city from Florida River

DATE: Apr 3, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Clean Water Durango to hold film screening

Clean Water Durango will host a screening of “Our Daily Dose,” a documentary about water fluoridation and health risks associated with fluoride, from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Durango...

DATE: Mar 27, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Photo: Getting out the vote

DATE: Mar 22, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

The fluoridation debate: Water worriers go with the flow on chlorine

The people wanting Durango to get rid of fluoride seem deeply concerned about chemicals added to our drinking water. If they are so worried, why don’t they eliminate chlorine, which is also ...

DATE: Mar 19, 2017 | CATEGORY: Action Line

Fluoridation opponent calls it ‘mass medication’

Water fluoridation is a bad idea

DATE: Mar 18, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Fluoridation supporter says it is safe, effective

Adding fluoride to our water is a benefit

DATE: Mar 18, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Students get ‘a-ha’ moment learning how watersheds work

Escalante Middle School sixth-graders strapped on snowshoes Wednesday and hiked out from Haviland Lake to learn firsthand the workings of the Animas River watershed. “We want to h...

DATE: Feb 16, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News