News
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- 11/24/2021
- A new spin
- By Jennaye Derge
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Mural at Durango Cyclery catches more than the eye
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- 11/24/2021
- Wreckreation vs. wildlife
- By Jonathan Thompson / Land Desk
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Backcountry skiers, conservationists lock horns over sheep closures in Tetons
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- 11/18/2021
- Land of too many uses?
- By Jonathan Romeo
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Forest Service grapples with grazing, wildlife issues
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- 11/11/2021
- Every drop counts
- By Michael Elizabeth Sakas / Colorado Public Radio
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State looks to new rules, tracking devices to measure water use
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- Turkey triage
- 11/24/2021
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One Thanksgiving, a few years ago, I sliced my finger on a piece of broken glass while cleaning dishes, requiring a late night trip to Mercy Regional Medical Center’s emergency room to put half of my pinky finger back on.
There, a doctor, making small talk while pumping an alarming amount of anesthesia into my finger, said every year people are admitted into the ER on Thanksgiving for … drumroll please … over-eating. As I waited several hours for the routine procedure of four stitches, and while my partner slept outside in the car with the heat on, I wondered, what is everyone else doing in here?
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- Just add snow
- 11/19/2021
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Rain or shine (or snow), Purgatory Resort plans to hold opening day this Saturday. As far as what lifts and trails will be open, we’re still in a state of – if you hate bad puns, look away – purgatory on what that will look like.
Southwest Colorado has received little to no early season snow. As a result, Purgatory Resort has had to rely on its snowmaking capabilities to make good on its target to open Nov. 20.
- Shining a light
- 11/18/2021
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In this week’s issue, you’ll find a little hello from our newest music columnist, Stephen Sellers.
- Durango Nuggets
- 11/11/2021
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Durango’s Police blotter can be a source of endless entertainment.
People yelling at lamp posts, late night marauders stealing asparagus from home gardens, reports of deadly spirits attacking hotel managers, drunken people atop trees yelling at people down below, a gang of raccoons blocking someone from getting into an old folks home, an unauthorized guy in the middle of Camino del Rio directing traffic. It never disappoints.