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- 07/18/2019
- Caught in the web
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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In recent years, the City of Durango has enjoyed a growing number at the bottom of its monthly sales tax report – Sales Tax Only.
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- 07/11/2019
- Loved to death
- By Missy Votel
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With its dazzling tourmaline blue waters, soaring peaks and riotous wildflowers, it’s easy to see why Ice Lakes Basin is the stuff of Instagram dreams.
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- 07/04/2019
- Power move
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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It’s official. La Plata Electric Association has asked TriState Generation and Transmission exactly how much it would cost to buy out its contract with the power supplier.
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- 06/27/2019
- Open to the public?
- By Tracy Chamberlin
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The rules are about to change when it comes to public input on public lands. Officials with the U.S. Forest Service say a new rule – published in the Federal Register on June 13 – will make things more efficient for the agency.
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- The hot list
- 07/18/2019
- Ska's M.O
- 07/11/2019
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The brew crew in Bodo is marking off another milestone this week. Ska Brewing’s flagship IPA – and Colorado’s “OG IPA in a can” – Modus Hoperandi is 10 years old.
- The moose is loose
- 07/11/2019
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Residents of Westminster and Broomfield didn’t have to go far for a wildlife moment earlier this week.
- A wild goose chase
- 07/04/2019
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They may be cute and fuzzy as babies, but Denver’s resident goose population has grown into a big, honking problem.
- Mountain Town News
• New plans for the wildlife Berlin Wall
• A call for more wildlife overpasses
• Evidence of a lone gray wolf in Colorado
• Taking a virtual-reality coal mine tour- Read More