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The City of Durango preserving another 367 acres in Horse Gulch this week for a total of more than 1,300 acres encompassing nearly the entire trail system |
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| The Air Force
Academy in Colorado Springs leaping into the future, breaking
ground on a 19,000-panel solar installation and pledging to
generate all of its own energy by 2015
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Durango city councilors
appointing an able replacement for Leigh Meigs in the form of
council veteran Joe Colgan, who served from 1997 - 2005
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| The Quiznos Pro Challenge favoring the Front Range over the Western Slope and giving Durango a big pass for next year’s inaugural road race |  |
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| An abundance of SUV
trick-or-treat last Sunday with grown up ghouls and witches idling
their kids all over Durango during one of the warmest Halloweens in
memory
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| Evidence that billions of dollars in corporate campaign contributions fueled the mid-term elections, substantially more than the last presidential election | |
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In this week's issue...
- December 18, 2025
- Let it snow
Although ski areas across the West have taken a hit, there’s still hope
- December 18, 2025
- Look, but don't take
Lessons in pottery theft – and remorse – from SW Colorado
- December 11, 2025
- Big plans
Whole Foods, 270 apartments could be coming to Durango Mall parcel