Durang Telegraph
Andy Wellman peers down the West Fork of the Cimarron River toward Courthouse Peak and Chimney Rock under menacing skies.
Don't worry, bee happy
Whereas some of us may see invasive plants as public enemy No. 1, Katrina Blair sees nutrition, medicine and, most importantly, sustenance for the bees.
Lot on the line
The arrival of the summer monsoon season is dampening the 416 Fire, allowing everyone to get back outside, Purgatory Resort to reopen, and the train to get back on track.
Nightowls, Ride Festival and Fab Fridays
The dog days of summer bring a laid-back sweetness to the area this week, with classical music, ukuleles and singer/songwriters taking center stage.
- Mountain Town News
• Nature but without all of the effort
• MeToo guys on prestigious guest list
• Billy goats chased by wolves & humans
• ICE agents visit Ouray and Telluride
• Debate over value of thinning the forest
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- The last waltz
- Saying goodbye to an era as Southwest Sound takes final bow
- By Missy Votel
- 07/12/2018
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- Sea of change
- Multicultural artist's exhibit works to raise social consciousness
- By Stew Mosberg
- 07/05/2018
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- Nightowls, Ride Festival and Fab Fridays
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The dog days of summer bring a laid-back sweetness to the area this week, with classical music, ukuleles and singer/songwriters taking center stage.
- By Chris Aaland
- 07/12/2018
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- Ask Rachel
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Interesting fact: In 1977, it became illegal in Quebec for businesses to advertise using English names. So rather than adopt separate branding, Tim Horton’s dropped its apostrophe worldwide and became Tim Hortons.
- 07/12/2018
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- Kale-ing me softly
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Kale has reached that point on the popularity curve where people are hating it because its popular.
- By Ari LeVaux
- 07/12/2018
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- Driving that train (an open letter to Uncle Sam)
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Dear America, Since you just had a birthday, I thought I’d write. Sorry I’m late, but I hope you’ll forgive me.
- By Luke Mehall
- 07/12/2018
