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HEALTHY LIVING: Healthy Menu Suggestions for Kids
Mar16

HEALTHY LIVING: Healthy Menu Suggestions for Kids

Need some healthy menu tips for picky eaters? Ashley Lucas offers some suggestions in this edition of Healthy Living.

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Jurassic Beasts Come to Farmington
Mar16

Jurassic Beasts Come to Farmington

Dinosaurs roamed the pavilions at McGee Park in the largest animatronic exhibit in the nation.

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The Music Man at the Bayfield Performing Arts Center
Mar16

The Music Man at the Bayfield Performing Arts Center

Ready for some smooth talking, romantic singing, and a sweet love story set in a small town? The Music Man is just the ticket. “A fast talking con-man pretends to know something about music, poses as a band director and cons a small rural community out of their hard earned money for instruments and uniforms,” said the show’s music director, Derek Smith, who is also the BHS music teacher. “I love this play....

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Ospreys are back in the nest at Lake Capote!
Mar16

Ospreys are back in the nest at Lake Capote!

The female arrived March 8 and began rebuilding their nest, the male 5 days later.  Flying from S. America somewhere.  Wow!  Just astounding.  They have named them Max and Ruby.  The 3 offspring from last year will stay down south for another year and then fly north to find their own nesting sites.  We do hope they made it through the migration and winter all right.  Now a new family will emerge and  hopefully they’ll all hatch...

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Plastic particles found in bottled water
Mar16

Plastic particles found in bottled water

Tests on major brands of bottled water have found that nearly all of them contained tiny particles of plastic. Article from BBC.com by David Shukman, Science editor. In the largest investigation of its kind, 250 bottles bought in nine different countries were examined. Research led by journalism organisation Orb Media discovered an average of 10 plastic particles per litre, each larger than the width of a human hair. Companies whose...

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Southwest Colorado Real Estate Forecast 2018–offered by The Wells Group
Mar14

Southwest Colorado Real Estate Forecast 2018–offered by The Wells Group

  Get the inside scoop on the Real Estate market trends here in SW Colorado with the 2018 Real Estate Forecast featuring Wells Group brokers John Wells, Jim Wotkyns and real estate appraiser & statistician,  Bob Allen. Through an in-depth yet easily understood presentation, this team of dedicated specialists will lead you through the data and real estate trends observable in Southwestern Colorado for years prior, and also...

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Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Tact
Mar12

Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Tact

“Tact is the art of convincing people that they know more than they do.” – 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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Goodwill Opens in Durango
Mar09

Goodwill Opens in Durango

Looking for a good deal? A new thrift store opened in Durango late last month.

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Durango Celtic Festival
Mar08

Durango Celtic Festival

It’s time for the Sixth Annual Durango Celtic Festival. Once again Durango offers another fantastic weekend festival that celebrates culture and music. March 8-11, there will be various workshops and performances in downtown Durango. Events will be held at the Henry Strater Theatre and the Irish Embassy Pub. Starting Thursday evening, there is a full schedule of performances.  Performers include: Old Blind Dogs, Daimh, The Hydes, Ed...

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A’round in Durango – Ska Brewing and the Makerlab at the Powerhouse Science Center
Mar08

A’round in Durango – Ska Brewing and the Makerlab at the Powerhouse Science Center

Check out the television series ‘A’round in Durango’ by Durango Land and Homes!  See more episodes or search Durango real estate at Durango Land and Homes. Check out our most recent edition of ‘A’round in Durango’! For this episode, we talk with Dave Thibodeau, Co-Owner of Ska Brewing, and Ryan Finnigan of the MakerLab from the Powerhouse Science Center over a round of locally brewed beers. Learn...

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Durango Bach Festival
Mar06

Durango Bach Festival

The 11th annual Durango Bach Festival opens with two Student Recitals Sunday, March 11 at 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church followed by receptions in the Parish Hall. The week-long festival continues with Bach’s Lunch, a half-hour recital Monday through Friday, March 12–16 at noon, followed by lunch in the Parish Hall at St. Mark’s. Meet the musicians, enjoy lunch, and mingle with other Bach lovers. Concert...

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Twelfth Night – Live Theater
Mar02

Twelfth Night – Live Theater

Tamsin Greig is Malvolia in a new twist on Shakespeare’s classic comedy of mistaken identity. A ship is wrecked on the rocks. Viola is washed ashore but her twin brother Sebastian is lost. Determined to survive on her own, she steps out to explore a new land. So begins a whirlwind of mistaken identity and unrequited love. The nearby households of Olivia and Orsino are overrun with passion. Even Olivia’s upright housekeeper...

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Women’s History Month Events
Mar02

Women’s History Month Events

Women’s Resource Center Director Christy Schaerer joins host Wendy Graham Settle for a run down of this month’s activities.

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Potentially Toxic Levels Of Lead And Other Metals Found In E-Cigarette Vapor
Feb27

Potentially Toxic Levels Of Lead And Other Metals Found In E-Cigarette Vapor

The next time you inhale the vapor of an e-cigarette, consider this: there may be toxic levels of metals — including lead — that could be leaking from the heating coils of your device. Post from Forbes.com by Robert Glatter This is the finding of a new study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, published yesterday in Environmental Health Perspectives. While the study is small—evaluating...

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Email is Broken
Feb27

Email is Broken

Let’s face it – Email is Broken. The tool that has taken up more bandwidth and hard drive space than ALL THE OTHER WEB SERVICES COMBINED in the short history of the Internet, is broken. To back up a little, I’m a software architect and IT consultant, and most of my clients at some point need help with IT security. And obviously,  IT Security-with-a-Capital-S is a big deal. So we talk to our clients about the threats from...

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Cardboard Derby at Purg | Saturday, March 17 | Register Now!
Feb27

Cardboard Derby at Purg | Saturday, March 17 | Register Now!

The McDonald’s Cardboard Derby at Purgatory Resort is a classic winter competition you won’t want to miss! Build your derby racer out of cardboard and duct tape only, and pilot it down the slopes during one of the most fun days on the mountain! Watch as teams compete in vessels made entirely out of cardboard and duct tape. Or, sign up yourself and participate in the fun. All it takes is some creativity, engineering skills, and...

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Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Life
Feb26

Bailey’s Bits: Bailey on Life

“The trouble with life is that it’s a do-it-yourself kit without instructions.” – 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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HEALTHY LIVING: Preventing Obesity in Children
Feb23

HEALTHY LIVING: Preventing Obesity in Children

How to you feed a finicky child a healthy diet to avoid obesity? It’s all about the sugar in their food

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McEuen and his String Wizards   Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Feb22

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McEuen and his String Wizards Will the Circle Be Unbroken

John McEuen – with his banjo, guitar, fiddle, and mandolin – brings his unique cast of iconic Americana string wizards to share the music and memories of the landmark Will the Circle Be Unbroken platinum album (initiated by John), and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s incredible 50-year career. With narrative and music of early NGDB, founding member multi-instrumentalist John takes us on their incredible journey –...

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Drinking alcohol more effective than exercise for living a long life, study finds
Feb22

Drinking alcohol more effective than exercise for living a long life, study finds

IRVINE, Calif. – Drinking alcohol could be more important than exercise when it comes to living a long life, researchers say. Post from wtvr.com The 90+ Study from the University of California, Irvine seeks to find out why people in the fastest growing age group in the United States – the “oldest-olds” – live as long as they do. Those who like to indulge in a moderate of alcohol should also enjoy the findings of neurologist Claudia...

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