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More than 1,000 Durangoans turning out Tuesday evening with messages of peace and compassion in response to threats of a protest by the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church |
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| Snow and cold
making a timely arrival in the region as opening day looms just a
couple weeks away on Nov. 25
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Arizona Public Service’s
plan to close more than half of the antiquated generating units at
the nearby Four Corners Power Plant
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| A new report revealing that more than 80 percent of BP’s 1,600 miles of oil pipeline in Alaska is corroded and could rupture |  |
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| Durango scoring dirty
national ink thanks to local resident Richard Paul’s
suspected part in an international gun and explosives ring
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| Halliburton bucking an EPA demand and refusing to disclose the chemicals it uses in hydraulic fracturing, a drilling technique suspected of poisoning ground water all over the West | |
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In this week's issue...
- September 11, 2025
- Back on top
After harrowing flying accident, local highliner steps back out with renewed mission
- September 11, 2025
- New order
Rule change for Land and Water Conservation Fund raises alarms
- September 4, 2025
- Armed with knowledge
Local community organizers work to ensure immigrant neighbors know their rights