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Mother Nature forcing the Bureau of Reclamation to quietly return water to the Dolores River |
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Saturday’s return of the Durango Farmer’s Market, the
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The City of Durango continuing
to take proactive steps to darken the area’s night skies
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| Bush threatening to veto a measure that would provide disaster relief to southeast Colorado ranchers and farmer hit hard by last winter’s blizzards |  |
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succession of postal rate increases hitting last Monday with no
apparent improvements in service
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| Gridlock already clogging Durango’s streets and highways, well in advance of the summer tourism season | |
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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