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Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019

Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019

Are local businesses hurting or benefiting from storms?

D&SNG cancels three winter trains but is thankful for the snow

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Collaboration Festival brings together beer makers from across Colorado

High School Sports

Heavy snow will welcome state ski championships to Durango

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Wrestlers eye state podium runs at Pepsi Center

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Durango approves new sign code

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City Council gives first approval to new camping rules

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Winter weather good for drought, tough on local resources

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Fort Lewis College responds to graffiti incident

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Snowstorm buries La Plata County

A winter storm early this week left Durango, Bayfield and La Plata County residents digging out.

DPD body camera footage

The Durango Police Department equipped all officers with body cameras on Jan. 14, 2019. During the first month of using the cameras, officers documented 2,414 encounters, adding up to 507 hours of... Read more

John Simpson at City Council

Durango resident John Simpson has been adamant that the city of Durango has enough money and doesn't need a tax increase. City councilors believe otherwise.

Silverton Skijoring

Skijoring returns to the town of Silverton

Oil Burning Locomotive

Durango High School boy's and girl's basketball play Grand Junction

Durango High School boy's and girl's basketball take on Grand Junction High School on Friday night at DHS.

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Ryan Maye Handy

Purple Mountain Politics

Bill would require mining companies to demonstrate they can mitigate pollution

Mike Smedley

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Roads could be fixed with tax on trikes, skateboards

Mark Pearson

Thinking Green

Land conservation overcomes congressional gridlock

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Are you in favor of allowing Durango businesses to use sidewalk sandwich-board signs?

Related article: City Council to vote on sign code update

The Business Improvement District is encouraging business owners to offer their views about the sign code update at the Durango City Council meeting Tuesday.

Tim Walsworth, BID executive director, said two...

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Body, blood found on County Road 201

Winter weather good for drought, tough on local resources

More snow expected Tuesday; Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio schools cancel classes

Bear breaks into SUV, then takes it for a short drive

Fort Lewis College responds to graffiti incident

Durango approves new sign code

City Council gives first approval to new camping rules

Are local businesses hurting or benefiting from storms?

Tourism office details its work on behalf of Durango

City, county may spend $70,000 on strategic plan to address homelessness

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