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- 03/21/2019
- Meet the candidates
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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Ever think about what Durango city councilors do with their spare time?
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- 03/14/2019
- Pounding the pavement
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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With spring comes Durango’s unique opportunity to hold elections outside of the madness and mayhem of November. It’s an opportunity for the community to choose its leaders on the Durango City Council and focus on local issues, like Question 1-A.
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- 03/07/2019
- Helping a sister out
- By Missy Votel
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There is an unspoken code among the women from the remote region of northeastern Nepal where Jyamu Bhotia was born – quite literally, it is the code of silence.
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- 02/28/2019
- Playin' in the dirt
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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It started as a small idea to reduce waste. A couple years ago, Sarah Douglas and another Riverview Elementary parent, Lisa Mastny, realized just how much waste was created during one elementary school party.
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- The moose is loose
- 03/21/2019
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Things got a little wild at a Breckenridge home last week when an unexpected guest dropped by. According to
police reports, a call came in late Fri., March 15, about a suspected burglary.
- Off limits
- 03/21/2019
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And speaking of ungulates, CPW also reminds folks that local wildlife areas and BLM lands remain closed to two-leggeds through April 15.
- The roll-y grail?
- 03/14/2019
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For mountain-dwellers holding out for an all-wheel-drive hybrid vehicle, your prayers have been answered – for the most part.
- The endless winter
- 03/14/2019
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No doubt the snow gods have smiled upon Southwest Colorado this winter. Some may even go so far as to say they are laughing somewhat maniacally at us.
- Mountain Town News
• Exceptional snow comes with high cost
• Skier responsibility at stake in slides
• Climate shift in ski resorts of the future
• How to keep recyclables from landfills
• Income gap prominent at ski areas- Read More