Disappearing act

Next week, you won’t see a new Telegraph on the racks, raising some serious questions. Did we shrink further, into complete nothingness? Did people come down from the Front Range to steal all our papers for firing up their stoves to get them through that crazy cold front? Or is this a Mysto the Magi trick?

Unfortunately, it’s not as cool as any of these options. The truth is, one of us is going to New Jersey to spend the holidays with very loud Italians, the other one has no idea what they’re going to do with their newfound free time. Maybe get around to organizing that drawer with all the random wires and cables.

Anyway, we’ll be back in the new year with the Jan. 5 issue. Until then, enjoy the holidays, and in the words of the late, great Leonard Cohen, “May you be surrounded by friends and family, and if this is not your lot, may the blessings find you in your solitude.”

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Let the good times roll
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After its inaugural year in 2024, the Durango Vintage Bike Swap and Show is back for another round. This year’s event, which takes place Fri.-Sat., July 11-12, promises even more good times for lovers of bikes – vintage or otherwise.

Busting out all over
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Speaking of, uh, sacks, don’t look now, but the Speedo is back. For men. We told you not to look. According to an article by Max Berlinger in the New York Times, skimpy swimsuits for men – which they refer to as “briefs” rather than the brand name Speedo or the more crude “banana hammock” or “mankini” – are making a splash this summer.

Clyde's goodbye
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Pulling tubes
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Tubing season is here, but have no shuttle fear. The City of Durango has announced DuranGO! Outside, an on-demand “microtransit” service providing transportation to and from popular recreational areas for just $2 a ride. Offered through Durango Transit, the service launched June 4 and will run daily through September from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

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