Durango Telegraph
Cole Taylor takes advantage of some downtime to get in some “up” time on the San Juan River./ Photo by Stephen Eginoire
The other 99 percent
When Chuck Collins, an heir to the Oscar Mayer fortune, was 26, he gave it all away. Half a million dollars to be exact.
Putting down roots
The first – and last – thing you notice are the smiles. Not because it’s recess, but because the students are happy to be in the classroom.
Russell, Ramblin' Jack and a Night at the Opera
I must admit that I love my professional life, balancing radio and writing. Ever since 1987 when I stumbled through an interview with Warren Zevon for KDUR and the FLC Independent, I’ve been hooked.
Stay golden
With the summer of 2018 vanished in a literal cloud of smoke, it’s time to embrace the present and hurry on out to your local aspen grove before it’s too late! This year’s truly exceptional supply of color won’t be lasting much longer.
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- Tri, try again
- Durango Triathlon Club, FLC gets Tri the Rim back on track
- By Missy Votel
- 09/20/2018
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- Artistic meditation
- Durango Dharma Center hosts first ever art exhibit
- By Stew Mosberg
- 09/13/2018
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- Russell, Ramblin' Jack and a Night at the Opera
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I must admit that I love my professional life, balancing radio and writing. Ever since 1987 when I stumbled through an interview with Warren Zevon for KDUR and the FLC Independent, I’ve been hooked.
- By Chris Aaland
- 09/20/2018
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- Ask Rachel
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Interesting fact: I tried to find proof that horse manure on the trail is in fact a health hazard to humans. But it appears that, aside from the frustration of stepping in it, you’re only like 15 percent likely to get diarrhea.
- 09/20/2018
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- Time to get pickled
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Amid the beauty of the melons, fat tomatoes, vibrant eggplant and glowing beets, lies what we’ve come for: the small and ungainly pickling cuke.
- By Donna Hewett
- 09/20/2018
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- ¿Hables desobediencia civil?
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The Spanish language is in my bloodstream. I grew up in New Mexico; Spanish was a part of daily life, from the street signs in my neighborhood to the street signs in other neighborhoods.
- By Zach Hively
- 09/20/2018
