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City of Durango considers distributing hundreds of bear-resistant cans

Residents may have to pay for them over time

Bikes could stop vicious cycle of bear-trash dependency

I’m glad the city now has a $100 fine for first-time offenders who let bears get into their trash. However, the garbage cans behind the Durango Community Recreation Center have been knocked ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife considers funding mechanisms

Some say agency should do away with free licenses, charge more for others

Photo: Front-row seats to the bear show

Bear takes a swim in McPhee Reservoir

First, the bears came down from the hills for the food. Now, they seem to be coming for the drink. During a summer of bear sightings in Dolores, Cortez, Mancos and Durango, a bear...

Bear Smart Durango launches campaign

The Payroll Department offers $10,000

Expect higher fines if a bear raids your trash

Emergency ordinance will last 60 days

Durango City Council may tighten enforcement around bear-strewn trash

First warnings may be eliminated for residents who don’t secure trash

Bear-resistant trash cans become the law in Dolores

Penalty includes a fine of up to $499

Bear in tree draws crowd on Main Avenue in Durango

Ursine climbs tree in front of Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

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

Subaru trashed in Durango neighborhood

Bear sightings in Dolores prompt sheriff patrols

Sheriff warns residents to secure trash