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Timothy Cummings makes the most of the waning desert season with a sunset trail run near Moab./ Photo by Stephen Enginoire

Holy housing

Throwing more fuel on the housing fire won’t solve the problem

The fight for a starry night

Combating light pollution in Durango, Silverton and beyond

Unlocking the mystery

Southwest Colorado could play key role in discovering dark matter

Toolin' around

From drills to drain snakes, Durango Tool Library’s got your next DIY covered

Warming up to hot(ish) yoga

The infrared experience at Pause Yoga & Pilates studio

May 19, 2022

Fight for your right

May 19, 2022

If it ain't broke

May 19, 2022

Wrapping things up

May 12, 2022

Threat to the world

May 12, 2022

What a waste

May 5, 2022

Armageddon

May 5, 2022

Day of action for wolves

April 28, 2022

Lonely hearts club

Pre-July 2016 Archives

Durango Telegraph eEdition

Animas River at Durango,Co
Discharge, cubic feet per second

More at: waterdata.usgs.gov

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The Pole

Ear to the Ground

"I've never once thought about a carb. You don't get to have Twinkies anymore if you ever think about that."
--Now that's a diet fad we could get into

Last One in: Haviland Lake, which was drained in 2019 for repairs on the dam and outlet structure, is now open and back to normal.; Read More

Ready to roll: E-bikes are now permanently allowed on the Twin Buttes trail system, but a final decision on whether riders can go out on other city-wide trails has yet to be determined.; Read More

Thumbin' It

A quick and amazing response from firefighters after a blaze broke out last week up Florida Road, which threatened homes and structures, and forced evacuations.

A wildfire near Pagosa Springs growing to 700 acres in just a few hours. We know Stage 1 fire restrictions are supposed to take effect in the San Juan National Forest next week, but maybe we should speed that up?

Haiku Movie Review

The Cleaner

Nothing new in this
dirty cop film noir but it’s
beautifully shot

~Lainie Maxson

This Week's Sign of the Downfall

Baby Troller

As a graduate student at Kingston University, Alice Kim designed the “transparent plant-carrying maternity vest,” which is a plastic see-through bubble containing soil and a seedling that you wear over your shirt. Kim did so to “encourage society to treat plants the same way it treats babies,” but nobody noticed, so she designed the “plant stroller,” because it’s the next obvious step after a maternity vest. But now, people are making their own plant strollers at home, which proves that Kim should’ve used her genius working on something else: human contraceptives.

Word on the Street

With the Fort Lewis College graduation last week, the Telegraph asked: What sage advice would you give to the graduate?

April "Save 10%?of everything you make, and be diligent about it."
April

John "Always match a 401(k), and once you retire, remember tomorrow is never guaranteed."
John

May 19, 2022