Durango, CO News

• Durango, CO News
• The weekender
• Commission approves rules for medical pot
• Commission approves rules for medical pot
• Iron Horse kicks into gear
• Iron Horse kicks into gear
• Boy at play pierces ear with arrow
• Boy at play pierces ear with arrow
• Pioneer descendant donates items to Animas Museum
• Pioneer descendant donates items to Animas Museum
• Fire northwest of Pagosa grows to 420 acres
• Fire northwest of Pagosa grows to 420 acres
• The Blotter
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Roadwork seasons here
• Animas Valley residents mail is stolen for a second time
• Durango promotes 15-minute city plan
• Local fire danger high Friday and Saturday
• Authorities identify U.S. 160 accident victims
• Honeyville barbecue sauce recalled
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Fire authority will likely stay together
• Tale of two cities
• Durango may be seeing double
• Two die in U.S. Highway 160 collision
• The Blotter
• Mancos resident to introduce Obama at Denver fundraiser
• Five groups ask court to halt coal mining
• Local Briefs
• Driver rolls van on Farmington Hill
• Warming up for a busy summer
• Trains theme park fails to impress
• Committees elect candidate to be high school principal
• Local Briefs
• Middle school cleared after bomb threat
• 75-year-old dies on rural road
• Quick wits save Animas Valley home
• The Blotter
• Durango man suspected of kicking 13 car mirrors
• Hickenlooper gets a taste of Durango, praises town for reimagining itself
• NatGeo pushes Four Corners
• Local Briefs
• Im probably the only one still alive
• Home from Afghanistan
• Local Briefs
• Home burglary suspects face 45 days in jail
• Get taste of Durango downtown on Sunday
• Lifes a canine pageant
• Woman dies in crash on Hwy. 550
• Man questions own ability to stand trial
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Buckley Parks mud bench gets new lease on life
• Rivergate Lofts loses 1M judgment in lawsuit
• Two suspects held in Oxycontin case
• Wave of purges rocks community college
• The Blotter
• Citys mail-processing facility spared
• Old Boker Lumber site to be workforce housing?
• Residents spot mountain lion
• Local Briefs
• No more easy education cuts
• Election fallout rattles co-op board
• Local schools tout global teaching model
• Shes first in fitness
• The Blotter
• Accused Ignacio killer appears in court
• Write-in candidate changes electoral goal
• U.S. House lawmakers pass Chimney Rock bill
• Local Briefs
• The Blotter
• Durangoan answers tax evasion charges in N.M. federal court
• Vantage point possible for rare celestial event
• Foreclosure need not be owners fate
• Art is all around Durango
• No room at the inn? Look for rentals
• School fees Necessary evil or key to future?
• Victim of fatal crash identified
• Local Briefs
• The Blotter
• The Blotter
• Autisms mysterious rise
• Local Briefs
• Felix the Cat grinning as mural stays
• When it comes to cycling, were golden
• Seasons 1st casualty Black bear put down
• Autisms mysterious rise
• Local Briefs
• Felix the Cat grinning as mural stays
• When it comes to cycling, were golden
• Seasons 1st casualty Black bear put down
• For bicyclists, Durango is golden
• Lemon Dam crash kills 1
• N.M. charity gives special kicks for appreciative kids
• Weather turns out the lights
• Local Briefs
• Complexities from having health insurance may hit hard
• Freshman term scrappy one for Brown
• LPEA board gets a little greener
• Local Briefs
• Last hurrah for historic house
• The Blotter
• Nations energy issues give fuel to presidential debate
• New Country Auto sold
• Life-saving training
• Monument designation gains wider support
• Escalante evacuates after bomb threat
• Local Briefs
• Salad days at Durango market
• Live! from the train museum
• The Blotter
• New director set to take office at Center of Southwest Studies
• Soccer Shootout a boon to Durango
• Ignacio man arrested in stepfathers beating death
• Local Briefs
• Drillers buzz Fracking, geothermal issues
• The Blotter
• Speaker offers help for grieving
• Helicopter attention grabber
• Governor calls special session
• Authorities ID man killed in fiery crash
• Firefighters, government plan for disasters
• Local Briefs
• Legislators scramble to clean up mess from Tuesday debacle
• Civil-unions bill dies after GOP calls recess
• The Blotter
• Durango, La Plata County study Grandview water
• Car crashes into Zukes on Main
• Ignacio principal had criminal record
• Man killed in fiery crash
• Animas Fire board fills three seats
• Electric co-op board race intensifies on issue of fee
• Expanded route in areas future?
• Former Strater co-owner Jentra Barker dies at 81
• County to require permits for burns
• Local Briefs
• Civil-unions bill edges toward passage
• Info for nothing and your Wi-Fi for free
• Governor signs 7.4B budget
• World Beer Cup awards gold to 2 local breweries
• New lease district has 500K for remediation
• Drilling-tax proposals sponsor changes course
• Poor patients to get help
• Local Briefs
• Hunting for a hidden gem
• Learning to fight the heat of the West
• Local Briefs
• Roberts shuns party orthodoxy
• Bears up and about researchers to greet them
• Whistle calls in summer
• Local Briefs
• The Blotter
• For Ute Mountain Utes, 2,000 check to be in mail
• A new place to turn for help
• Authorskill own telecom measure
• Surprise Civil unions advances
• Colo. candidates dip toe in fracking debate
• Durango honors school employees
• C.W. McCall celebrates local train, talks about his road to music success
• Local Briefs
• Commercial creep on East Third Avenue?
• The plague its not just a relic of the Middle Ages
• The Blotter
• Left Fido outside on the sidewalk? It may cost you
• Disability hearings on horizon for Durango
• Service to Silverton All aboard!
• Brown pushes for ban on bath salts drug
• Fort Lewis College junior named Miss Indian World
• Local Briefs
• The weekender
• Bayfield student doodles for Google
• Some Colorado roadless areas get stiffer protections
• Durangoans ride honors granddad
• Durango, beer city USA?
• Fire district election mailer trips on rules
• The Blotter
• Fracking dominates the debate at Capitol
• Man seeks 5M from BP for firing
• Local Briefs
• Durango Wine Experience 2012
• LPEA head questions wisdom of second vote
• With grants OKd, city ready to start trail extension
• They put the horse in horsepower
• Small experimental plane crashes
• Road construction may cause delays
• The Blotter
• Bill would save imperiled clean-energy office
• Local briefs
• Patience urged for river plans
• Nurse said whistle-blowing led to firing
• Patience urged for river plans
• Nurse said whistle-blowing led to firing
• Local man gets 43 years in prison
• Local man gets 43 years in prison
• Local property owners take developers to court
• The Blotter
• Bill seeks to curb local drilling regulations
• Local Briefs
• Local property owners take developers to court
• The Blotter
• Bill seeks to curb local drilling regulations
• Local Briefs
• Vandalism of buses prompts schools closure
• Farmers union steps in with plan for insurance
• Durango immigrant group may lose as civil unions divide Catholics
• Durango man dies from injuries from rollover
• Local Briefs
• Where is the class of 2012 headed?
• Silverton newspaper still going strong
• Our world is counting on you
• Longtime librarian leaving FLC
• Local Briefs
• Fires burn house, barns
• Mercy to acquire local cancer-care facilities
• Colorados history springs into action at Denver museum
• Tribes dilemma Splitting 43 million
• Yogurtgate highlights Obamas Colo. visit
• The Blotter
• Medical care is focus of local airport drill
• Cattlemen honor Hotter
• Local Briefs
• Dry winter delivers a drought
• Beetle invasion looms
• Fort Lewis College graduate, cyclist Tom Danielson a webisode star
• City of Durango offering free mulch
• Alert helps thwart fire at Bayfield home
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• The Weekender
• Dj vu for citys electric franchise?
• Purgatory defends 2012-13 senior pass price increases
• House panel kills immigrant tuition bill
• Dj vu for citys electric franchise?
• Mural, artists draw eye of City Hall
• Purgatory defends 2012-13 senior pass price increases
• House panel kills immigrant tuition bill
• Mural, artists draw eye of City Hall
• The Blotter
• Upgrade for Chimney Rock clears panel, advances to House floor
• Agreement reached on tow-truck bill
• The Blotter
• Upgrade for Chimney Rock clears panel, advances to House floor
• Agreement reached on tow-truck bill
• Senate gives 1st approval for civil unions
• Senate gives 1st approval for civil unions
• Rural post offices get reprieve in Senate-passed measure
• Former health leader fights fraud charge
• Rural post offices get reprieve in Senate-passed measure
• Former health leader fights fraud charge
• Local Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Rural area to get Durango water?
• Tipton, senators ask for Chimney Rock upgrade
• Board candidates to help decide future of fire authority
• Possible medical pot ban is nixed
• Boys of summer
• President takes on student loans
• Bayfield principal to lose his position
• The Blotter
• Department of Education promotes ex-superintendent of Durango schools
• House OKs cuts for estates, school supplies
• Durango man in critical condition after rollover along Highway 550
• Local Briefs
• Animas Fire Protection District candidates opinions on separation
• Immigrant tuition aid measure clears state panel
• Durango schools fills its top spot
• Community garden idea grows
• Business director says settlement could help tribes financial future
• Apartment fire temporarily closes 2 blocks on Main Ave.
• Democrats, GOP find common ground to obtain office space
• Bicyclist injured in Main Ave. crash
• Local Briefs
• Durango middle schools to lose courses
• The Blotter
• Durango firefighter earns recognition, 5K
• DHS grad helped tow Discovery shuttle
• Local Briefs
• Bonds eggs in local restaurant
• One family finds niche for gluten-free products
• Local food brands take root
• When life gives you sheep, make dreams
• Paying for toxic smelter?
• Local students sound off on tuition bill
• About the LPEA candidates
• Green candidates want to shake up electric co-op
• Defense program plays to female strengths
• Local Briefs
• Four Corners Gem and Mineral Show
• 8216Endurance8217 sprints to finish
• No Superfund Feds back off in Silverton
• Ignacio slaying suspect wont face death penalty
• Principal floored to be put on leave
• The Blotter
• Prepare for TV campaign ad blitz 2.5 million worth
• Convicted Bayfield rapist gets 14 years
• Guv signs juvenile crime bill into law
• Local Briefs
• Passing bluegrass on to young cowboys
• Home sales increase in Durango, Bayfield
• Durangos grand old dame turns 125
• Merger shakes uranium landscape
• State budget sails through Senate
• Authorities arrest a third suspect in Ignacio slaying
• Co-op says smart meters emit minor radio frequencies
• The Blotter
• Denver television in Southwest Colorado?
• Initial planning begins for La Posta development
• Local briefs
• The Weekender
• Durango High School principal resigns
• Drilling jurisdiction remains unsettled
• Towing bill hits roadblock in state House committee
• EPA announces new fracking regulations
• Special Olympians run, jump, soar
• When ink stinks
• Durango High School principal resigns
• Drilling jurisdiction remains unsettled
• Towing bill hits roadblock in state House committee
• EPA announces new fracking regulations
• Special Olympians run, jump, soar
• When ink stinks
• Housing project denied, developer encouraged to try again
• Housing project denied, developer encouraged to try again
• Durango one of Best Small Towns in America
• 3 finalists to vie for head of Center of Southwest Studies
• House wants wildlife board to tilt toward Western Slope
• Durango one of Best Small Towns in America
• 3 finalists to vie for head of Center of Southwest Studies
• House wants wildlife board to tilt toward Western Slope
• Local Briefs
• Local Briefs
• House wants new wildlife board to tilt toward Western Slope
• Housing project denied, developer encouraged to try again
• New county manager to earn 145K
• Housing plans fate before City Council
• Hearings scheduled to look for cuts in budget
• Durango police rank second for nabbing drunken drivers
• The second times a charm
• County commissioners again delay hearing that could ban pot operations
• Two retiring teachers object to class cuts
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Dont lose yourself in backcountry
• Rebellion dies Bid for state takeover of federal land fails
• Indigenous language bill signed
• The Blotter
• Udall opposes local federal court closure
• Local Briefs
• Words for the weed wise
• Like Tigger, Durango teens bounce on jumping stilts
• Austisic professor to share her inights at FLC screening
• Local Briefs
• Activist group organizes in Durango
• Fort Lewis College names 2012 Miss Hozhoni
• Talk About TownDonations sought for apartment fire victims at Vallecito Reservoir
• GOP delegate elections reveal party divisions
• City weighs post-feeoptions
• Titanic sinking felt in Durango
• Local Briefs
• Animas Valley residents have mail stolen from boxes
• Durango seeks bike-friendly gold
• Home gas bills could drop 18
• Cold medicines blamed for girls death
• FLC students speak up for foreign languages
• Local Briefs
• Conservatives unite to block Romneys preferred delegates
• The Blotter
• Tipton outpaces Pace in fundraising race
• The weekender
• Residents mailboxes raided
• Ariz. couple, city officials settle suit
• One parent decries facilitys policy
• Lone Ranger extras get callbacks
• The Blotter
• House reaches rare consensus on budget
• Local Briefs
• House reaches rare consensus on budget
• Four suspects in Bayfield burglary held on felony charges
• Front to bring rain, snow
• Are you exposed on Internet?
• Budget riles state lawmakers, despite broad agreements
• Fetal-assault measure fails
• 7 escape fire at Vallecito Reservoir
• The Blotter
• Senate Democrats push through jobs bill
• Local Briefs
• Watch out for falling rock
• Smoking debate lights up City Council meeting
• Two women suspected of baiting local man
• Crash closes Highway 3 for 2 hours
• Trans-fat ban in Colo. schools moves ahead
• Local Briefs
• How an innovative primary care solution thwarted crisis
• Time of fatal crash unknown, police say
• Boulder removal to reduce U.S. 550 to 1 lane at Bondad
• The Blotter
• Senate OKs immigrant tuition bill
• In Ignacios election for mayor, every vote counted
• A ride with a view
• Local Briefs
• Suspect in Ignacio killing in N.M. jail
• Durango man dead after SUV rollover
• Local Briefs
• Mike Wallace, 60 Minutes star interviewer, dies
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in shooting
• New life is sign of spring
• Bike auction will benefit victims of home explosion
• Fort Lewis to scrutinize its concealed-gun policy
• Watch while you work out
• Local Briefs
• Bicycle art contest down to 3-person race
• Colorado water gap needs attention, consultant says
• Mudslinging time Obama calls out Romney
• Details sealed in Ignacio murder case
• When publics not an option
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Developers revive business park proposal at airport
• More and more, college can wait
• Farmington man arrested in shooting
• Durango schools fill top position
• Boat checks to begin for invasive mussels
• Southwest Colorado headed for a drought?
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• The weekender
• Bayfield, Ignacio select leaders
• What will 400,000 get you?
• Officials identify shooting victim
• Bicyclerace course revealed
• Corams casino measure survives hearing
• Local health experts examine issues
• Tipton pushes bank legislation during visit
• Mercury floats new commute at river campus
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Voters No to electric franchise extension
• County picks Delta man for manager post
• New Mercury headquarters is a go near Durango Mall
• Search on for shooter
• City of Durango is willing to pay to save fire district
• Mercy Regionals CEO to retire soon
• Here is your chance to put Durango on top for Best Of The Road 2012 competition
• The Blotter
• William Ballantine pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Local Briefs
• To avoid defeat, sponsor delays fetal-homicide bill
• Is nuclear the new green?
• Storm puts chill on spring fever
• No citations given in scooter accident
• The Blotter
• Hope for a bright future
• Health coverage too costly for many in Colo.
• Man killed in scooter accident
• Reservations remotest corners get light with small-scale, solar-wind systems
• Final day of regular ski season at Purgatory has plenty of sun
• Local Briefs
• The spark that ignited a fire
• PBS film examines life of serviceman
• Tribes power up
• Avalanche victim was from Crested Butte
• Local Briefs
• Tipton, Pace duel over Medicare
• The tweets heard round the Capitol
• School district search down to two
• No burning allowed in La Plata County
• The Blotter
• Ophir Pass slide buries one person
• Folsom Park brawl leads to chase, arrests
• Local Briefs
• The weekender
• Natural-gas company offers green approach
• Regulating gas cost eludes Congress
• Choosing an ambassador
• City, county offering grants to businesses to fill gaps in aid
• Republicans kill voter-registration measure
• While others close, Silverton Mountain reopens slopes
• Durango High School alums death ruled accidental overdose
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Duranga Home and Ranch Show
• Fire danger heats up early this year
• No writers block here
• County delays manager decision
• Bag ban remains in limbo
• Green energy office now includes black gold
• The Blotter
• Get ready for whats coming
• Brown speaks against criminal libel measure
• Drug reform bill passes first hearing
• Candidates file for co-op election
• Local Briefs
• Volunteers fix vandalized fences
• Blame it on active lifestyle
• House committee addresses price of gas at hearing
• Students seek anti-discrimination housing ordinance for Durango
• La Plata County kids lack health care
• Anti-gay rights repeal hits a snag
• Superintendent interviews to be held
• Feds asked to pay Native American tuition
• Local Briefs
• School district picks 3 finalists for lead job
• The Blotter
• Property-tax break returns for seniors after three years
• Meet the candidates
• Deal could save fire agency
• Down to 5, county manager candidates meet the public
• Young, educated and unemployed?
• Time to say goodbye to gas?
• Realigned path proposed for Engineer trail
• Local Briefs
• Some Colo. congressmen receive knitted uterus
• Two car accidents send 4 to hospitals
• Local Briefs
• Imagination is students destination
• When a call for help wont go through
• Measure aims to protect San Juans
• Budget talks being kept under wraps?
• Mitchell Lakes now in public domain
• Mercury spill closes down Bayfield school
• Anyone lookin for a cowboy?
• Mitt Romney calls for Salazars job
• Feds consider closing court sites, including in Durango
• Dernoga pleads not guilty to murder
• The Blotter
• Durango woman gets extraordinary award
• Local Briefs
• The Weekender
• A river trail runs through it
• County postpones decision on medical pot
• Is Mitt in doghouse over mutt mishap?
• Mistake has mail-in ballots missing in Silverton
• Sex offender released in Durango
• The Blotter
• Lone Ranger casting call today
• Late Ute chairman honored by House
• White House official speaks at Fort Lewis
• Spreading a zero-impact message at Fort Lewis
• U.S. commander says Afghanistan needs U.S. troops
• JOBs bill passes starting your business could get easier
• Local Briefs
• Insurance issues may kill medical pot in county
• In Colorado, large is the new lean
• Local home sales rebounding from 2009 lows
• Rescuers honored for heroism
• The Blotter
• Native language bill passes first test
• N.M. man admits to Bodo burglaries
• DHS student finalist for National Merit Scholarship
• Colorado lawmakers push for reduced drug sentences
• Local Briefs
• Tiffany rancher has SEAL past
• Garbage contract to generate 1.2M through 10 years
• City councilors in disagreement about energy-franchise extension
• The Blotter
• School board stands by selection
• State lax on energy producers, group says
• Downtown low on Rocky Mountain High
• La Plata County names manager finalists
• Local Briefs
• Spring to show winter who's boss
• First bear of 2012 sighted
• Budget forecast calls for more cash
• Bill to change county commission elections fails Brown, Roberts were sponsors
• Spring to show winter whos boss
• First bear of 2012 sighted
• Budget forecast calls for more cash
• Bill to change county commission elections fails Brown, Roberts were sponsors
• The Blotter
• House Republicans OK fetal homicide bill
• Real flakes add to storm scenario
• The Blotter
• House Republicans OK fetal homicide bill
• Real flakes add to storm scenario
• Brother of Durango Heralds former chairman dies at 82
• Brother of Durango Heralds former chairman dies at 82
• Local Briefs
• Local Briefs
• Indian activist inspires audience
• Local Briefs
• Like Butch and Sundance, Demarests leap West paid off
• Were almost worlds best adventure hub
• Phone system could be reworked for digital era
• LPEA members The franchise math
• Medical pot tax a boon?
• Storm could dump two feet in San Juans
• Local Briefs
• St. Patricks disaster of 1906
• The Blotter
• 3 vie to take up higher profile reins
• Living together in perfect eHarmony
• Police on prowl for Bodo burglars
• Colo. senators try to save energy credits
• House District 59 field gets smaller
• Local Briefs
• 4 LPEA hopefuls running as a
• Yearly Ag Expo means its almost springtime
• Risberg to seek second term as district attorney
• Colorado residents speak out about oil-shale development
• The Blotter
• Fire authority names new marshal
• Local Briefs
• The Weekender
• An easier way to do disability hearings?
• Its school minus boring stuff
• Climate plans suggestions may re-emerge
• Local Briefs
• District names principal replacement
• The Blotter
• Silverton man ends bid for state House
• Mandatory electronics recycling coming?
• Bills seek changes for hiring, firing state employees
• County declines climate proposal
• Keeping a way of life alive
• Durango school board fills vacancy
• The clock is ticking for final turns
• Will thousands of wind-energy jobs blow away?
• Transgender man to share journey
• Roberts named conservation champion
• The Blotter
• Homeless veterans may have new roof
• Local man sentenced in sexual-contact case
• Get the message?
• Durango students ready to be tested
• Spiritual-music band sues Durango Herald
• The Blotter
• 204 tow-truck companies may be left stranded by Colo. Legislature
• Tweet backs in-state tuition
• Counselor terrified by run-in with boss
• Colorado GOP outlines health-care alternatives
• Fracking forum drills into water use
• Local Briefs
• Hickenlooper shares tales of his dyslexic past, failing
• Meeting places stir debate
• Burn victim turns his life around
• Bayfield principal placed on leave after his arrest
• Behind closed doors
• Local Briefs
• Behind closed doors
• Local Briefs
• Marrow donors still coming to help Isgar
• Some towers find selves in a bind over bond
• Train whistles, fashion show mark Girl Scouts 100th anniversary
• Governor approves new district judge
• From pedestrian to driver
• Sunnyside principal hiring comes under fire
• 204 million headed Colorados way in foreclosure aid
• David Black drops out of commissioner race
• From the rubble, a pet emerges alive
• The Blotter
• Durango Mountain Resort to modify its lift hours
• Tipton gets 1.2M boost, passes hydropower bill
• Local Briefs
• Pennington out of race for county board post
• 3
• Big furor over little supercenter
• Rope rescue saves dangling climber near Stoner
• The Blotter
• That House bill will cost you 65 million
• Rural lawmakers get their raise
• Local briefs
• Senate chief No budget, no paycheck
• Solar storm may disrupt power
• Man accused of killing father commits suicide
• Farm bill is essential, Colorado lawmakers say
• Get a whiff of this
• Pennington joins county commissioner race
• Who will have loudest voice?
• Westendorff prevails at caucuses
• The Blotter
• Hydropower bill passes House
• Local Briefs
• Fort Lewis College trustees back immigrant tuition measure
• Process starts to replace open seat
• District starts looking at costs
• Bald eagle getting her wild back
• 4-car accident clogs traffic on Main Avenue
• Baxstrom in race for county commissioner
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Pagosa Springs student plays senator for a day
• S. Utes first to run air-quality program
• Four locals bend Obamas ear
• The Blotter
• Local Briefs
• Whos watching you?
• Dems to hold caucuses tonight
• Talking Florida Road crosswalk gives mixed signals
• Traffic diverted after accident
• Neighbors columnist on the mend
• Judge drops Art Charettes firing case
• Traffic diverted after accident
• Local Briefs
• LPEA agreement set for April 3 residents vote
• Wolf Creek takes plan to expand to the public
• Good time to buy a house
• Local Briefs
• Pace takes Durangos pulse on Main Ave.
• Hickenlooper steps in to debate about drilling control
• Is Durango totally boring?
• 9-R board member died of rare heart complication
• Local womans remains found in N.M.
• High court Competitive districts matter
• Having a blast at Mesa Verde
• The Blotter
• Iditarod has a Durangoan
• Local Briefs
• Take a hike, groundhog
• Have you sent in your bear survey?
• Have you sent in your bear survey?
• Bealls out, Sports Authority moving in
• Take a hike, groundhog
• Bealls out, Sports Authority moving in
• Some fairly impressive science here
• Federal court rules against power generator
• Snow deep and fresh at Purg after storm dumps 28 inches
• Some fairly impressive science here
• Federal court rules against power generator
• Snow deep and fresh at Purg after storm dumps 28 inches
• The Blotter
• The Blotter
• Tug of weather
• Local Briefs
• Bennet Schools must leap technology divide
• Bennet Schools must leap technology divide
• School board member dies at 61
• Dave Spencer Classic kicks off 14th year
• Senate OKs pay raise for rural lawmakers
• WPX Energy postpones major gas drilling plan
• School board member dies at 61
• Dave Spencer Classic kicks off 14th year
• Senate OKs pay raise for rural lawmakers
• WPX Energy postpones major gas drilling plan
• The Blotter
• The Blotter
• Snow today, clear ahead
• Snow today, clear ahead
• Local Briefs
• County-commissioner bill backers have bumpy ride
• Tug of weather to decide winters fate
• Movie buffs can catch nearly 100 films in annual local event
• N.M. firm accused of putting profits ahead of clean air
• Leap Year birthdays A fountain of youth?
• 6 million airport expansion prepares for takeoff
• Man convicted for bizarre string of violence
• Prom dresses brighten the day
• The Blotter
• Herald earns 17 top awards for its performance in 2011
• Local Briefs
• Bayfield schools closed
• More than a foot in mountains?
• League helps cut through campaign rhetoric
• Bike park jumps hurdle
• Housing project falls again
• Local Briefs
• High-speed chase leads to arrest in Bayfield
• Come on leap year babies, where are you?
• The Blotter
• KKK Membership booming
• N.M. man shot at local motel
• Herald wins 71 top press awards
• Immigration, PERA on minds
• Its not easy raising a pig
• FLC retreat touts local food networking
• Durangoan found dead on Hogsback
• Local Briefs
• Senate backs per diem increase
• To puff or to chew?
• Republicans rip Pace for missing a vote
• The Blotter
• District 9-R seeks public input, again
• Local Briefs
• The Weekender
• Family recovering well after explosion
• A dollar short means a day later
• San Juan County imposes limits on size of cabins
• Learn to be heard without a word
• Gov. wont commit to immigrant tuition bill
• The Blotter
• Rescuer dies in helicopter crash
• Local Briefs
• There was no house
• Weather Service to boost daily forecasting
• DMRs owners sell California ski area
• The Blotter
• Are our forests at risk?
• Forest Service seeks your thoughts about sheep in wilderness
• Ignacio offers manager job to Lee
• Wally White headed to White House event
• FLC Faculty Senate wants review of cuts to classes
• Local Briefs
• Horse racing, slots machines could come to Western Slope
• Yes, we know were fabulous
• Should students have year-round school?
• House explosion near Lemon Reservoir sends 3 to hospital
• Authorities lit up over some medical-marijuana shops
• Durango reservoir named after Otha Jack Rogers
• City opens checkbook for trail
• David Black seeks a commissioners post
• The Blotter
• Lone Ranger cast call looks for extremes
• Panel kills Sen. Roberts towing bill
• Online, explicit messages lead to Hawaii mans arrest
• Local Briefs
• Local Briefs
• No heading
• Fee foes hail ruling against Forest Service
• Will our educators make the grade?
• Renovation in store for City Market
• Brown votes to raise his pay
• Durango woman decries release of sisters murderer
• Those cattle need oxygen, too
• Every four years Olympics, elections and my birthday
• Dad helps deal with that gravity thing
• Medicare website proves unreliable
• Horse hooves, ski boots and precious seconds
• Local Briefs
• How safe is Fort Lewis College?
• Tough-talkin sheriff sticks to his guns
• Bond threatens rural tow-truck operators
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• DHS administrators say seniors yearbook photo violates dress code
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• Commissioner Lieb to wield gavel in 12
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• State Democrats roll out first bill for 2012
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• Ballantine attorney seeks to strike evidence
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• Obama campaign chief aims at Romney
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• Reaching out for Thanksgiving
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• Study Naturally occurring acid rock taints water
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• Is this dog vicious?
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• Durango has options for using Animas-La Plata water
• Ballot deadline is today
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• Area resident dies from listeria
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• KOB broadcast will return soon
• Prop 103 pushes toward finish
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• Green-energy advocates, city, LPEA find common ground
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• Obama promises help with student loans
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• Lt. Gov. says no changes for tuition waiver
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• Drug task force rounds up suspects
• Rock star parking? Not quite, but more convenient
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• Power outage hits east of Durango
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• Police roust Occupy Denver camp
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• Man gets 3 years for scam targeting Four Corners
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• Get out your mittens
• Fraud charges stun friends of William Ballantine
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• When learnings an adventure
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• Lightning disables 911 tower
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• Residents advise LPEA to go green
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• Fire quelled at J. Bo Pizza Ribs
• Fire quelled at J. Bo Pizza Ribs
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• Udall Keep lands wild
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• Culture hangs on language, art
• Art is a powerful tool
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• Tradition guides Ute way
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• He was a gentleman, and ... a gentle man
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• Mancos festival takes flight
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• It takes a village to rile tempers
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• Suspect arrested in yearlong burglary spree
• Goodbye Cortez, hello Telluride
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• Former Ute Mountain Ute chairman dies in motorcycle accident
• Road closures slated for national monument
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• City puts up talking crosswalk
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• Residents get chance to share thoughts on new bike park
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• FLC sees flat enrollment
• GOP says tax hike for schools is a job killer
• Francisco gets 2 years for theft
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• Colorado seeks to leave behind No Child law
• Southern Utes get nearly 400,000 for justice programs
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• Run, walk to help raise money for orphanages
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• Hydropower bill gets U.S. House panel hearing
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• Wally Whites seat safe for now
• Recycling may get a lot easier
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• What hard times?
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• Dems stick to Telluride district plan
• State trooper faces forum
• Least fashion-conscious no more?
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• Immigrant-support organzation goes independent
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• A breed apart
• Hotters settle IRS debt
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• Injured man rescued near top of King Solomon Mountain
• The day it all changed
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• CSU professors push gray-water recycling at Legislature
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• Sal Pace ready to take on Tipton
• A powerful piece of history
• Did gas industry win water ruling?
• West Nile strikes two
• Californian gets probation for accident
• Man indicted in fence-post attack on police officer
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• Police identify man found in Animas River
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• What it wont cure Red-tape headaches
• What it wont cure Red-tape headaches
• Look! Up in the sky!
• Look! Up in the sky!
• Udall, Bennet and Tipton say they can work with Obama
• Udall, Bennet and Tipton say they can work with Obama
• Home near Bayfield sustains extensive damage in fire
• Home near Bayfield sustains extensive damage in fire
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• Governor seeks help for long-term jobless
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• Governor seeks help for long-term jobless
• Ignacio man indicted for assault
• Ignacio man indicted for assault
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• Who tips, who stiffs?
• Free train ride on Sept. 11 for service members
• Former Fort Lewis administrator dies at 87
• Governor, activists team up against childhood hunger
• Man pronounced dead after being found in Animas
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• Who tips, who stiffs?
• Comprehensive plan counseling session shows progress
• ATVs are trespassing in Weminuche wilderness
• City puts a wrap on plastic
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• Head-on crash closes Florida Road, 3 hurt
• Getting diners to Redmesa
• Annexation, LPEA Council wants to hear from residents
• Durango, Denver suburbs united?
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• Head-on crash closes Florida Road
• FLC students dont mind Labor Day classes
• Fire destroys home in Kline area
• Road rules apply to cyclists, too
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• Vrooooomin down Main Ave.
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• A royal wedding,Western-style
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• Colo. Dems Keep the cash flowing for jobs
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• School finances in judges hands
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• Do you think the Animas is too crowded?
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• County Commissioner White wants to fire planning board
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• ATT abandons its push for Hermosa Cliffs cell tower
• For cattle, this aint no Texas
• Denver TV station to go off the air
• Coal mine near Desert Rock loses appeal
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• Durango, Bayfield prepare for school board elections
• Crisis looming for schools, courts?
• Are you ready for the rumble?
• Dont touch that dial FCC looks at Denver TV
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• Spills an ongoing threat to water
• Conservationist works to keep Animas River healthy for fish
• Everyone agrees The Animas is resource worth preserving
• Prenatal, home-care services cut at health department
• River trail on right path
• Teenager ejected in U.S. Highway 160 crash
• Tasering at concert costs 140K
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• Fumes sicken recycling workers
• Water pipeline study proposed
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• The Animas in a changed climate
• Precision and impermanence
• Durangoan, wife see Arab Spring turn to summer of discontent
• Drought, wildfire threaten the ecological balance
• Report Air by school is safe
• Durango-La Plata County airport sees record boardings
• Second mudslide delays train service
• Durango may be step closer to Target store
• Local briefs
• Cortez man pleads guilty to police assault
• Mine requests hearing delay
• The Blotter
• Animas Trail vote expected today
• Vagaries of life back in The Blotter
• More than a century of measurements
• Want water? Take a number
• Demands on the Animas River
• Local couple looks for its lost dog
• Skyhawks nesting again
• Lightning sparks two fires Sunday on Fort Lewis Mesa
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• Our river is ailing
• St. Columba students study what's in the river
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• The birth of the Animas, from headwaters to confluence
• Locals find big deals
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• Partnerships focus of CDOT area director
• Training accident puts police bikes out of commission
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• Murder charge advances
• Durango man sentenced for selling heroin
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• 8216It8217s how schools are using money,8217 witness tells court
• Death sentence lifted for mud bench
• Fire damages Marvel-area home
• Rains make hay harvest dicey
• Murder charge advances
• Firefighters to keep eye on Sambrito 2 fire
• Durango man sentenced for selling heroin
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• Lightning strike sparks blaze in HD Mountain range
• County job growth fastest in state
• Tax hike for schools makes ballot
• Coroner Garcia death not suicide
• Will Durango be the 2012 starting line?
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• No injuries after boulder strikes school bus
• Grandview house gutted due to fire
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• Back to School for Durango - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Letter to editor leads to ouster
• Where's the romance?
• Councilors hear about options for recycling
• School board touts DHS aerospace team
• Tour guide faces charges
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• Dancing back to school
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• New gas boom?
• Cache the fever
• Stumbling at the gate
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• Business publication draws local criticism
• Man on motorcycle collides with deer
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• Big plans for local BMX
• U.S. 550 work begins
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• Local Briefs
• We're small butNo. 1
• A tale of two cities
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• Brown to hold fire on bear bill next year
• Board memberfaces ouster
• So long, summertime
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• Did you win? Fair results online
• Taste of late summer is sweet and fleeting
• Bench doesn't sit well with district
• Wildlife budget error pinches future plans
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• Tree gets reprieve
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• The weekender
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• Getting out ... fast
• Getting out ... fast
• That's no elk out your train window
• That's no elk out your train window
• Pot-shop cameras foil burglary ring
• Fire agency will go to voters for money
• Railfest rolls into town
• Too good to be true? It is
• Pot-shop cameras foil burglary ring
• Fire agency will go to voters for money
• Railfest rolls into town
• Too good to be true? It is
• Judge rules against former Mancos principal
• ATV accident kills Louisiana man
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• Judge rules against former Mancos principal
• ATV accident kills Louisiana man
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• Local Briefs
• Out of the window training
• Up with trains
• Roadside attraction a hot spot
• Superfund project looks to reduce toxic flow
• The bus is leaving the station
• Local Republicans size up options
• Trial set for former Ignacio town manager
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• Durango Performing Arts Company Auditions!!!
• Looking for lights, camera, action
• Bear swimming in Navajo Lake seemed to have wanderlust
• Gassed or not? Schools seek an answer
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• Want to go to school in your pajamas? Give e-School a try
• Catch-it ... if you can
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• Dan Maes' legacy lingers a year after primary win
• Gift digs deep into Durango history
• Demolition derby a smash
• Tax vote possibleon fire district
• Fire tax would boost city coffers
• All in the family
• Top wage earners
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• Residents sound off on redistricting divide
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• When opportunity knocks
• Mercury, mall talks break off
• Ignacio schools want feedback about bond
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• Almost caught Train worker recounts rockslide
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• 4H Breeding Beef judging
• Bodo Canyon tailings site could house solar panels
• Flip switch on electric co-op?
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• Regional fire bans lifted
• Pause button hit on comp plan
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• La Plata County Fair
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• She spun, she won, she visited Durango
• La Plata County seeks opinions about services
• Fire hits Redmesa mobile home
• Two get probation in artifacts-theft case
• What are your thoughts aboutredistricting?
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• 'My kids deserve the same opportunities'
• Arson blamed for Silverton blaze
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• Durangoan seriously hurt in rodeo accident
• Final trail extension may be simpler
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• Guess who's coming to the Durango Mall?
• Several laws in effect today
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• Bakers and bull riders rejoice
• Storms may be ahead for weather budget
• Slide's toll to railroad Half-million for 4 days
• Three small wildfires burning in S.W. Colo.
• Nau heads back to Arizona for work
• Bayfield public library thinks bigger is better
• Durango bicyclist gets his 15 minutes in the limelight
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• Victims identified in triple fatal accident
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• Animas High School awarded 375,000 toward college prep
• Do a good deed, save yourself some energy LPEA, DMR collecting old incandescent bulbs for Annie's Orphans
• Taggers get thrill ...... property owners get bill
• 3 men killed in Highway 151 rollover
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• It's the hardest job they'll ever love
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• Hitching a ride on mom's water taxi
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• Former San Juan Basin head charged with fraud
• EPA to coal-fired plant Clean up
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• DOW scrambles over 32M budget oops
• Track to Silverton may not clear till Monday
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• South Camino del Rio crash
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• Parents School test results are in
• Trains' return date to Silverton uncertain
• Anti-abortion rally at Mercy targets doctor
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• Crews make headway on mudslide
• Silverton trains on hold
• City backs fire district tax proposal
• Sally Morrissey dies at 91
• For Bennet, keeping lights on is not enough
• Services remaining scarce for our youngest
• DHS students earn first place in NASA contest
• La Plata County man faces trial for kidnapping, rape
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• New crosswalk to traverse Camino del Rio at 12th Street
• Concerns growing over noxious weed oxeye daisy
• Mud, rocks halt trains
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• Practice makes perfect parking
• Governor announces fracking fluid plans
• Cause of lake death undetermined
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• Mishap fixing motorcycle caused house fire
• Three Texans injured in off-road accident near Silverton
• Flash flooding possible
• Fire guts Breen house
• Education funding gets day in court
• State officials to visit Durango to discuss early-learning funding
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• FLC ranked one of the Best in the West
• Education supporters get 142K signatures
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• Trail to make connection
• Commuter headaches? Stretch near school will be safer
• Flags at half-staff to honor soldier
• Fire kills power near DMR
• School board elections will begin Wednesday
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• Take cover!
• Perry draws crowd on Romney's turf
• Small dog almost mountain lion meal
• Ruling could remake state education funding
• Residential windmills may prove too idealistic for some
• Thousands of Durango homes on solar?
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• Fiesta Days are here
• Governor tells locals It8217s all about you
• Ignacio board fires Quintana
• Ballantine family holdings target future with digital strategy
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• Family identifies body found in Lake Capote
• State gas panel reappoints Hesperus rancher
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• College Drive restaurants reopen
• Bill seeks to remove roadless protections
• Comp plan Government's role?
• With security comes safety
• Please, look into the camera and say, 'ahh ...'
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• LPEA to issue dividends
• Tipton preparing Chimney Rock bill
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• Anglers discover unindentified body in Lake Capote
• Feds take new, fresh look at Colo. uranium mining
• Climbing Rainier to help little learners
• Archuleta County cat positive for plague
• Dumping station backs up, spilling sewage
• Hey, Durango Whatcha reading?
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• Sewage estimate 300,000 gallons
• Post office in peril
• Tipton looks at all deficit-cutting proposals
• Small streams may get greater protection
• Upper Pine Fire looks into thefts
• Motorcycle accident victim remains in critical condition
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• Tipton to hold telephone town hall on debt tonight
• Neighbor, spare an acre? First-time farmers look outside the box for land
• Lawmakers indecisive on TABOR lawsuit
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• La Plata Electric seeks to replace board member in Archuleta County
• Hey kids List your lemonade stand in Herald
• Durango School District 9-R names interim leader
• Group calls for ouster of planners
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• Mid-life tune-ups popular
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• FLC helps high-schoolers get a taste of college work
• Liberty School moves on up
• Old made new
• Girls Quitting is out, caps and gowns are in
• LeBlancOur system failed
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• Alcohol suspected in Molas Pass wreck
• Crime and compassion
• Closing the book on a Durango store
• Senior tax break creates furor
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• Grant will help remedial college students
• Agencies monitorcounty blaze
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• It8217s that lightning time of the year
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• Will homeowners have help?
• It's that lightning time of the year
• A new way to get the boot?
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• Passenger numbers up 7 percent at airport
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• Walk 'n' roll
• Crews battle Cherry Creek fire
• Rep. Tipton defends House GOP debt plan
• Health alert gets lifted for Animas
• Patrolling the Animas
• Failure to raise debt ceiling could hit home in Colorado
• Governor details job-creation in 75 pages
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• Animas River health alert remains
• How to market Colorado? Give it a little 'street cred'
• Panel OKs liquor store on Florida Road
• Not ready for the night to end
• Building a bench from nature
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• Sewage leak repaired but health alert remains
• Health warning issued
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• Health warning issued
• Frontier flights canceled after hail
• Tipton, Pace tight in money contest
• Join our sister city for a party
• Frontier flights canceled after hail
• Tipton, Pace tight in money contest
• Join our sister city for a party
• Lottery offers help to homeowners
• District court asks for feedback
• District court asks for feedback
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• Lottery offers help to homeowners
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• Making the cut.
• Sewage flowing into river
• A community of skaters
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• Wanna trade?
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• Plane crash victims identified
• Liquor store on Florida Road faces controversy
• Up with People to perform in Durango
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• Survived Civil War, not house fire
• Local homes see warming trend
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• 2 die in plane crash near Silverton
• No playing with germs
• We heart bumper stickers
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• Durango airport sees delays
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• Low Angle Rescue Training
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• La Plata County manager resigns
• Firm again hits brakes on mine permits
• Want to live here? Get in line
• Water rights for thirsty Dryside?
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• Rescuers help sick woman in Chicago Basin
• School-funds campaign comes to Durango
• Home blast may have been methane
• For sale 8216Bath salts8217
• River living is sweet, sour for residents
• A touch of Paris Sidewalk seating gets downtown test
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• Your link to help swconnect.org
• Lightning strikes start 3 fires at Mesa Verde
• Local flash flood watch in effect until 9 p.m.
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• Explosion displaces 7 from home
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• Region under a flash-flood watch
• Recommended trail route faces roadblock
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• Twitter just might help save your life
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• Coroner says crash killed glider pilot
• Comments sought on judge
• Man IDd in Mount Eolus rescue
• Clean cut
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• Mesmerizing
• Local air ambulance service sees changing of the guard
• Bug battle
• Rescuers called to aid hikers
• Authorities identify pilot in fatal glider crash
• Comment period on back roads coming to close
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• Man dies in glider crash
• Man dies in glider crash
• 9-R delays chief decision
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• Man fair after Rico explosion
• Helping out
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• Colorado still the skinniest but gaining
• New Durango charter school to talk with worried residents
• A place to crash
• Ex-Mancos principal argues for lawsuit against district
• 1 hurt in Dolores County blast
• Parks, wildlife board starts merger
• Police see string of car thefts
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• Council to hear river trail comments
• Colorado pot push to start today
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• Fire and ice
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• Did he make us cleaner and greener?Ritter credited with delivering a new energy economy
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• Parties pledge to avoid drama State Dems, GOP to work together in redistricting
• Deed and check in hand, Glacier Club land swap done
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• Ski slopes open at Hesperus
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• Christmas shopping? Theres an app for that
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• Whats in this water anyway?
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• Fort Lewis College gets kudos from outgoing governor
• Exterminator released from jail, again
• Fort Lewis College gets kudos from outgoing governor
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• Icon owner sheds no tear
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• Pagosa reservoir closer to reality
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• Storms may lack punch for the Four Corners
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• Merry Christmas from LPEA
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• Avalanche kills head of Wolf Creek ski patrol
• Wax em up Purg opens Friday
• Town of Nederland decries changes to landscape
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• Tornado-force winds damage dozens of Vallecito homes
• Christmas Presence - DAC’s Holiday Musical Comedy
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• Salazars replacement finds his way in D.C.
• Man avoids prison in sting
• Jury indicts Ariz. pair
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• Common ground found in Hesperus
• Surprise notice floods homeowners
• Election stings major parties
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• Mobile home residents oppose trail plan
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• Water main break ices 32nd Street
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• Water main break ices 32nd, Holly
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• Students hold silent protest
• Not grandmas Silverton SchoolCentury-old building gets remodel
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• Man accused of filming housesitter
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• The price of permitting – Energy Fuels runs short on cash
• Student leader arrested for falsely reporting threats he resigns
• Dont fear health reform, Gov. Ritter tells small businesses
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• Liquor store owners decry too much beer
• Residents may kick up dust over plan
• District 9-R students to get one more year of trimesters
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• Career move suggests conflict of interest
• Forest Service considers closing bat caves
• Passengers, drinks tumble when United flight hits turbulence
• Earth Briefs
• Rubberized dam breaks at Tempe, Ariz., lake
• Immigration law faces challenges
• Risky crossing
• Chinese used force at Tibetan protests, rights group says
• Gathering storm halts well work
• High notes
• Local Briefs
• China spill threatens sea life
• Nation Briefs
• Legacy of nuke drilling site in Colorado lingers
• TOP :: Where You Want to Be
• Salute to America
• Independence Day Express Train
• Meet The Publisher And Enjoy ARTinis With Denise Leslie
• Narrow Gauge Races: 33rd Annual 10 Mile and 5 K Races
• Kids Photo Contest
• Durango Performance Arts Company Presents The Musical ‘The Secret Garden’
• Durango Open Studios Seeks Artists for 2nd Annual Program
• Art That Heals
• Free Photography Lecture at Open Shutter Gallery
• Old Fashioned Barn Dance
• Durango Arts Center Activities - November 1, 2009 Update
• SASO's Collaborative Chef Showcase
• Open Shutter Gallery Present 'The Alternative Process'
• Second Screening of Race Across the Sky
• Calling All Artists
• DAC Invites Artists to Submit Paintings for African Market Exhibit
• Race Across the Sky: An Evening with Lance Armstrong
• Celebration at Mountain Bike Specialists
• F.A.T. Fridays
• Super Amazing Art Show & Sale
• Workshop Offered In Conjunction With DAC Juried Show
• Show the Love at ‘Sweet Thangs’ Members’ Show
• Bare Bones Burlesque and The Salt Fire Circus Performance
• Call for Artists and Resources for Changing Technology
• 'Twelve Dancing Princesses' and 'Into the Woods, Jr.'
• Durango Area Tourism Office Announces Board Members for 2009
• Chocolate Fantasia -- Spread The Word
• Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Announces Spring Fever Special
• Music in the Mountains Promises Pasión! in 23rd Festival Season
• Snowdown: 31st Anniversary Winter Celebration
• Fifth-Annual Winter Photographer’s Special Train
• Colorado's Bounty Featured at Prestigious James Beard House
• PSA: Encore Auditions
• Another Huge Winter Storm Hits Purgatory
• Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Offering Train/Snowmobile Tour
• Storms Drop Over 30 Inches of Fresh Powder at Durango Mountain Resort
• 2009 Snowdown Kids Follies Auditions
• Taylor Raymond Jewelers Celebrates 95th Anniversary
• Annual New Year’s Eve Special Train
• Durango Mountain Resort Announces New Military Package
• Durango Cowboy Gathering
• Durango Performing Arts Company - Denise Hagemeister
• New Year - Round B and B at Vallecito Lake!
• HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
• Music In The Mountains Festival
• Fourteenth Annual Durango Meltdown Festival

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