Durango Telegraph
Fall is on our doorstep, as evidenced by this photo taken Wednesday morning in the Animas Valley./ Photo by Stephen Eginoire
Fading Light
With another summer season officially in the bag, the first day of autumn marks the Earth’s transition from equinox to solstice.
BLM advisory council to discuss e-bikes
Area residents will have a chance to weigh in on the topic of e-bikes on public lands next week when the Bureau of Land Management’s Southwest Resource Advisory Council meets Wed., Sept. 25 in Dolores.
Talking rocks, battle royale and a hillbilly PhD
I’ve been glued to my television the past two nights as Ken Burns’ “Country Music” miniseries airs on PBS.
A river runs through it
River season may be winding down – but the jones never sleeps. Nor does the need to highlight the importance of rivers, in everything from the health of the ecology to the health of our souls.
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- Dry ideas
- City releases drought plan for public comment
- By Tracy Chamberlin
- 09/19/2019
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- BLM advisory council to discuss e-bikes
- By Missy Votel
- 09/19/2019
- Mountain Town News
• Late-changing trees leave questions
• Will Moffat’s rails ever reach Park City?
• Grizzly gets last laugh on drunk
• A tale of two very different economies
• Lodging but without the staffing needs
• Big affordable housing project is a go
• New fossil discovery a feisty little thing- Read More
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- A river runs through it
- The mighty Colorado the common thread that flows through Mancos film fest
- By Missy Votel
- 09/19/2019
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- Epically human
- Theatre of the Wild's "Lobuje" offers answer to today's radness overload
- By Donna Stewart
- 09/12/2019
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- Talking rocks, battle royale and a hillbilly PhD
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I’ve been glued to my television the past two nights as Ken Burns’ “Country Music” miniseries airs on PBS.
- By Chris Aaland
- 09/19/2019
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- Ask Rachel
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Interesting fact: Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th president in U.S. history. So really, we haven’t had 45 presidents. We’ve had 44, and the entire American democratic experiment is a sham, and don’t say you never learned nothing in the DT.
- 09/19/2019
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- Sunnyside Farms Market
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LOCAL, HOLLY ZINK BRINGS ETHICAL MEAT PROCESSING TO THE FOUR CORNERS
- 08/29/2019
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- How to Grocery Shop Like a Local
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I don't like to use the phrase "there are two types of people in this world" because there are many types of people in this world.
- By Jennaye Derge
- 08/29/2019
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- 4th Annual Harvest Dinner
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The 4th Annual Harvest Dinner on September 7th is hosted by Local First and brings together local farmers and local restaurants to celebrate the powerful efforts of top foodies in our area and share it with the community
- 08/29/2019
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- The spices of the corn
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When people say they like pumpkin spice, what they mean is they like pumpkin pie-flavor. The difference between spice and pie being a few hundred calories’ worth of cream and sugar, not to mention actual pumpkin (or squash, as is the case with much canned pumpkin pie filling).
- By Ari LeVaux
- 09/19/2019
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- Walking in someone else's shoes
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“They lied to me,” the man said in a Texas drawl. “They said Engineer was easier than Snowden. This is hard.”
- By Luke Mehall
- 09/19/2019
