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Nov 7, 2024 · Well, you’re in luck. This Sat., Nov. 9, dozens of local poets will be filling the intellectual and literary void as they face off (as much as poets can) in Durango’s first Poetry Contest at 7 p.m. at the Durango Arts Center. Here’s a little bit of good news in a week where it seems like the world is going to, well, garbage.
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Mano y mono. Local ripper keeps retro sport alive and proves one ski is all you need
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Home - Durango Telegraph. A rare moment of silence and serenity among the golden, twinkling aspens in La Plata Canyon recently./. Photo by Missy Votel. State representative hopefuls sound off, and a glimpse at the other races. Commissioner hopefuls sound off, and what’s up with local ballot measures.
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Oct 10, 2024 · The bee's knees. Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are now classified as wildlife in Colorado. By Arlo Pérez Esquivel / Colorado Public Radio. 08/22/2024.
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Oct 24, 2024 · Battle of the bards. 11/07/2024. At a loss for words right now? Well, you’re in luck. This Sat., Nov. 9, dozens of local poets will be filling the intellectual and literary void as they face off (as much as poets can) in Durango’s first Poetry Contest at 7 p.m. at the Durango Arts Center.
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The San Juans feature a fresh dusting of snow after last weekend’s storms./ Photo by Alex Krebs
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Jul 1, 2021 · Following on the heels of the long-awaited connection of the north end of the trail to Oxbow Park & Preserve last year, the City of Durango has planned over the next few months some finishing touches for the popular travel corridor. This summer, construction is expected to start on a multi-million dollar pedestrian bridge at 32nd Street, which ...
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Aug 5, 2021 · Tailing off. Tailing off. Efforts to clean up uranium stagnates due to pandemic, lack of staging site. Throughout the mid-1900s, a uranium processing mill on the edge of Durango helped the U.S. government's effort to build the first atomic bomb. But after the mill closed, the waste pile left behind posed serious environmenal and human health risks.
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10/31/2024 Grab a shovel By Zach Hively . A parable about people, politics and pulling together. Read More 10/24/2024 Eat before you vote! By David Feela ...and other tips for digesting this year's election