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Biting Bugs Tax Mosquito District Staff
Sep06

Biting Bugs Tax Mosquito District Staff

The growth in the human population in the Animas Mosquito Control District is making it difficult for the small staff to control mosquito infestations. That’s why the district seeks a tax raise.

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Keeping an (Electronic) Eye on 9-R Kids
Sep06

Keeping an (Electronic) Eye on 9-R Kids

In a world of almost daily mass shootings, Durango School District 9-R is spending $1.1 million on security measures, including a new, video-surveillance system that can be accessed on the Internet.

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Jazz on the Hill presents Joyce Lyons with the Phil Aaron Trio
Sep06

Jazz on the Hill presents Joyce Lyons with the Phil Aaron Trio

Serzen Endowment Fundraiser Dinner and Concert – $125 – Includes: 5:30 p.m. Hors de’ouvres and Libations and an elegant dinner on the Concert Hall Stage 7:00 p.m. Jazz by Joyce Lyons and the Phil Aaron Trio Seating is limited. Jazz on the Hill features an evening of fine food and music in support of the Community Concert Hall. Guests dine on the Concert Hall stage, and are treated to a performance from Joyce Lyons. Lyons’...

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WholeExpo 2019
Sep06

WholeExpo 2019

This weekend the WholeExpo comes to the La Plata County Fairgrounds. “WholeExpo brings together like-minded individuals and businesses and services that promote healthy, holistic, living and ecological awareness.” The event will be held Saturday and Sunday (September 7 and 8) at the Main Exhibit Hall. One of the key facets to the expo is focusing on our consumption and how we treat the world around us. Exhibitors include: essential...

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The Short Shoulder Season
Sep06

The Short Shoulder Season

Last week we mentioned that many of our local schools are back in session, and you may have noticed downtown Durango is a bit quieter now. This is typical for our area—the end of summer and beginning of fall is often considered a “shoulder” season for La Plata County real estate. For the next few weeks (generally until about mid-September), we may see the market slow a bit. Many people are adjusting to school back in session and...

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Happy Fall, Y’all! News from the Durango Arts Center
Sep03

Happy Fall, Y’all! News from the Durango Arts Center

Happy Fall, Y’all! So much to see and do at at YOUR local Art Center! Scroll down to learn more! Durango Arts Center Buy your fundraiser tickets here!! The Durango Autumn Arts Festival Sept. 21 & 22, 10 am-5 pm along E. 2nd Ave. Over 90 juried artists from all over the country! FREE live music in the DAC theater from 11 am-5 pm, cash bar, includes a lineup of local favorites from Robby Overfield to Pete Giuliani and more!...

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Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Preparing for Tomorrow
Sep02

Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Preparing for Tomorrow

“The best preparation for tomorrow is to do your best today.” – Bailey Life lessons learned from hanging out in RE/Max Pinnacle’s real estate office. Learn more about Bailey or search Durango Real Estate at HomesInDurango.com

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As K-9 Jimmy retires, Durango Kennel Club gives back!!
Sep01

As K-9 Jimmy retires, Durango Kennel Club gives back!!

  K9 Jimmy was honored by citizens of La Plata County at the Fairgrounds August 29th night upon his retirement from service as a K9 Cop.  Along with his handler, Matt Webb, Jimmy received commemorative plaques from the department as well as from the members of the Durango Kennel Club. The ceremony included a review of Jimmy’s contributions to the community which notably included playing a crucial role in saving the lives of...

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Botanic Garden Tours
Aug29

Botanic Garden Tours

Join a DBS Docent every Saturday morning at the Durango Botanic Gardens that surround the library. The free tours begin in May and run through September from 8:30 am to 10:00 am. You can tour the Demonstration Garden, the Crevice Garden Along the Trail, the Gabbro Miniature Tree Garden and the new Arboreta. The Docents can also answer any of your gardening questions. You may also come and enjoy the comradery of others who love gardens...

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An Evening with Karla Bonoff
Aug29

An Evening with Karla Bonoff

Karla Bonoff has been described as one of the finest singer/songwriters of her generation. That description is not hyperbole. With a career spanning four decades, Bonoff has enjoyed critical acclaim, commercial success, enduring popularity and the unwavering respect of her peers. In addition toncharting with her own recordings, Karla has seen her songs become hits for Bonnie Raitt, Wynonna Judd and Linda Ronstadt. Many of Bonoff’s...

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The Mousai
Aug29

The Mousai

THE MOUSAI (Muses) were the goddesses of music, song and dance, and the source of inspiration to poets. They were also goddesses of knowledge, who remembered all things that had come to pass. featuring three female singers in each act a sort of celebration of women in music J-Calvin PJ Moon & The Swapper The Ghost Tapes Henry Strater Theatre – Friday September 27th. Doors open at 8pm show begins at...

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PCC Dean Focuses on Building Community
Aug29

PCC Dean Focuses on Building Community

Sam Dosumu, the new executive dean for Pueblo Community College Southwest, wants to put the ‘community’ back in community college. We visit with him on the first day of the fall semester

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Discuss Estate Plans Before You Die
Aug29

Discuss Estate Plans Before You Die

Pat Barrett explains why it’s a good idea to discuss the disposition of your estate with your family before you die so that your heirs are prepared and you can explain your decisions.

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Healthy Living: Wear Eye Protection
Aug29

Healthy Living: Wear Eye Protection

When you work on projects that could damage your eyes, you know you should wear eye protection. However, you may be surprised how many everyday activities also warrant eye protection.

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Haviland Lake to Be Drained This Fall
Aug29

Haviland Lake to Be Drained This Fall

The Haviland Lake dam and outlet are in need of repair, so Colorado Parks & Wildlife plans to drain the lake following Labor Day. Get out your pole (and fishing license) no bag limit for now! _

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Four Corners Motorcycle Rally
Aug29

Four Corners Motorcycle Rally

Labor Day weekend is upon us, and in Durango that means one thing: it’s time for the annual Four Corners Motorcycle Rally! It’s a full weekend of bike rides, music, giveaways, and food. Durango Harley Davidson is one of the hubs of activity throughout the weekend. They’ll have vendors, food, and a bar during the day on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. There will also be special events such as live music, an arm wrestling contest, and...

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The Cell Phone Radiation Scandal: Top Brands are Lying About Safety
Aug26

The Cell Phone Radiation Scandal: Top Brands are Lying About Safety

As the controversy over 5G networks and cell phone radiation continues, it turns out that manufacturers aren’t playing fair. In a groundbreaking expose by the Chicago Tribune, popular phones by Apple, Samsung, and Motorola were found to produce radiation that exceeds federal limits. The new data has forced the FCC to investigate – and could be a major blow to the industry. The question has been asked about as long as mobile phones...

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Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Temptation
Aug26

Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Temptation

“I can resist everything except temptation.” – Bailey Life lessons learned from hanging out in RE/Max Pinnacle’s real estate office. Learn more about Bailey or search Durango Real Estate at HomesInDurango.com

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Real Men Run a Mile in Women’s Shoes
Aug23

Real Men Run a Mile in Women’s Shoes

The Women’s Resource Center seeks a few good men (well, quite a few, actually) who are willing to run a race in high heels. Find out more about this hilarious fund-raiser!

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IT’S YOUR MONEY: Why Records Count
Aug23

IT’S YOUR MONEY: Why Records Count

The first thing a potential business buyer wants to see are the books. What do sales look like? How about expenses? How much did the company net? And they’ll want them electronically.

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