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| Durango defying the odds and managing a relatively wildfire-free season in spite of light monsoons and overwhelmingly dry conditions |  |
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| Global Community Monitor’s discovery of toxic chemicals near Sunnyside Elementary prompting Durango School District 9-R to conduct an independent study of the situation | |
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| Durango’s Todd Wells carrying the momentum of his recent national championship jersey and winning the fabled Leadville Trail 100 on Saturday | |
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| The Durango Mall continuing to stonewall the building of Mercury Village and threatening to send of one of Durango’s economic lifebloods down the road |  |
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| The federal government considering three sites in New Mexico, including one in Los Alamos, to dispose of highly toxic radioactive waste that has no other place to go | |
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| Royal Dutch Shell picking up where BP left off with one of the worst North Sea oil spills in a decade in spite of the company’s claims that the spill is “under control” | |
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In this week's issue...
- January 25, 2024
- Bagging it
State plastic bag ban is in full effect, but enforcement varies
- January 26, 2024
- Paper chase
The Sneer is back – and no we’re not talking about Billy Idol’s comeback tour.
- January 11, 2024
- High and dry
New state climate report projects continued warming, declining streamflows