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Signs that the Durango real estate market is beginning to cool and become more accessible |
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| Mother Nature
supplying an endless river season for local raft companies
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Ned Overend wrapping up a
stellar season with his recent second place on the grueling Mt.
Washington Hill Climb
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| Neighbors attempting to block the installation of the Discovery Museum’s music park because of noise concerns |  |
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| The not-quite-coincidental
return of Fort Lewis College students and the appearance of garbage
and refuse along the Rim Trail
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| CDOT chipping and sealing U.S. Highway 160 West and effectively ruining one of Durango’s prime road bike rides | |
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In this week's issue...
- July 21, 2022
- Wildlife success or deal with the devil?
Land swap approved in Southwest Colorado, but not without detractors
- July 21, 2022
- Tapping out
The latest strategy to save the San Luis Valley's shrinking aquifer: paying farmers not to farm
- July 14, 2022
- Hey, good environmental news
Despite SCOTUS ruling, San Juan Generating Station plans to shut down