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SuperFruits: Nature’s Cure for Colds, Flu, and Inflammation!
Mar09

SuperFruits: Nature’s Cure for Colds, Flu, and Inflammation!

SuperFruits? Hype or Fact? This post has been provided courtesy of Sarvaa Superfood, Durango. You know about blueberries, now double the potency and you’re talking about the top six SuperFruits. How do you benefit? Why are SuperFruits so underestimated? It’s because so few of us actually understand the wide array of awesome benefits from these fruits in our lives! Did you know that your skin, your hair, your nails, and...

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Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs – 7 Important Myths & Tips
Mar09

Good Carbs vs Bad Carbs – 7 Important Myths & Tips

You’ve probably heard quite a bit lately about good carbs vs bad carbs. It’s a hot topic. And rightly so. The packaged food industry has heavily promoted bad carbs for 70 years! Why? Because they’re extremely profitable to them. On the other side of the topic we now have people who are afraid to eat half of an apple because some fruits contain bad carbs. Now, it’s not all black and white. On the contrary, the...

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Turmeric Produces ‘Remarkable’ Recovery in Alzheimer’s Patients
Mar09

Turmeric Produces ‘Remarkable’ Recovery in Alzheimer’s Patients

Posted on: Monday, June 10th 2013 at 9:00 am Written By: Sayer Ji, Founder This article is copyrighted by GreenMedInfo LLC, 2015 Turmeric has been used in India for over 5,000 years, which is likely why still today both rural and urban populations have some of the lowest prevalence rates of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in the world. A recent study on patients with AD found that less than a gram of turmeric daily, taken for three...

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Osteoporosis Is Scurvy of the Bone, Not Calcium Deficiency
Mar09

Osteoporosis Is Scurvy of the Bone, Not Calcium Deficiency

Posted on: Thursday, August 9th 2012 at 5:00 am Written By: Suzanne Humphries, MD This article is copyrighted by GreenMedInfo LLC, 2014 “A joyful heart is good medicine, but a broken spirit dries up the bones.”~Proverbs 17:22 It saddens me to see older women diagnosed with “osteopenia” or “osteoporosis” listening to their doctors and taking supplemental calcium and even problematic drugs called...

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County Road 250 will be open today at 5 pm
Mar08

County Road 250 will be open today at 5 pm

County Road 250 will reopen in 2700 block at 5 p.m. DURANGO –The 2700 block of County Road 250 will reopen to both directions of travel at 5 p.m. today.  Northbound traffic up to the 2700 block of CR 250 should not be impacted by the closure.  The debris flows that have impacted the road since its February 10 closure have ceased. Road & Bridge crews will spend the day removing remaining debris from bar ditches. They will then...

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DURANGO’S CELTIC FESTIVAL IN TOWN THIS WEEKEND!!
Mar07

DURANGO’S CELTIC FESTIVAL IN TOWN THIS WEEKEND!!

DURANGO’S FIFTH ANNUAL CELTIC FESTIVAL IN TOWN THIS WEEKEND!! Durango has no shortage of entertainment and festivals. We are a small town, but we offer so much in terms of culture and activities. This weekend is no exception; we are home to the 5th Annual Durango Celtic Festival. March 9-12, Durango will host this festival, and it’s sure to be a hit. In fact, the last couple of years they have actually sold out of weekend passes, so...

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Live like you are dying?
Mar07

Live like you are dying?

Surprisingly, people ask me if I know when they or a loved one will die. I always give the same answer: Of course I know that! You’re gonna live right up until to the moment you die. And then they laugh —  in relief because they didn’t really want to know. So it begs the question, why ask? Many people – many reasons. ******* If you know that you are going to die (which we all know is a fact of life), then why wait until...

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Global Snow Research in Silverton
Mar05

Global Snow Research in Silverton

A NASA-funded worldwide research project on global water supplies included a slice of the San Juan Mountains last month, thanks to the Silverton Avalanche and Snow Studies Center. Durango TV News team Deb Uroda and Brian Gill recently snowshoed into the research site to learn more about the project.

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January Real Estate Numbers – La Plata County
Mar01

January Real Estate Numbers – La Plata County

This week, we have the latest real estate numbers for La Plata County for the month of January. The attached charts show a detailed breakdown of several market segments in La Plata County, showing La Plata County as a whole, Durango In-Town, Durango Rural, Bayfield In-Town, Bayfield Rural, Ignacio In-Town, Ignacio Rural, and Durango Mountain Area. These charts indicate the statistics and key metrics for single family homes and...

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Trails 2000: Durango’s Trail Organization
Mar01

Trails 2000: Durango’s Trail Organization

Springtime is around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to be thinking about hiking and enjoying the outdoors during the next season. Have you ever wondered how our local trails stay groomed, and how conditions stay updated? We have so many places to hike and enjoy, ranging from easy to moderate to hard in level of difficulty. In Durango, we owe much of the success of our trails to Trails 2000, “a 501c3 organization that builds and...

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Various Loan Types Offer More Opportunity to Purchase Homes
Mar01

Various Loan Types Offer More Opportunity to Purchase Homes

We have been saying that this is the perfect time to purchase a home if you are in the market. Typically, however, one major obstacle must be overcome for homebuyers to succeed in a purchase. A homebuyer must secure a home loan. Historically, homebuyers sought conventional loans. Essentially, these are loans not guaranteed by a federal agency. They typically require excellent credit, and also process quickly. However, if a...

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Durango Independent Film Festival Kicks Off This Week
Mar01

Durango Independent Film Festival Kicks Off This Week

This week and weekend, Durango welcomes the 12th Annual Durango Independent Film Festival. March 1-5 will see an event-filled weekend dedicated to celebrating a variety of independent films. Types of films include: feature length films, short and feature-length documentaries, animated films, family films, and more. Durango has hosted a film festival since 2001, although the name of the organization has morphed over the years. We are...

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Winter FUN–  Snow day/powder day– let’s play
Feb28

Winter FUN– Snow day/powder day– let’s play

WINTER FUN! Going snowboarding?  Hitting the slopes…   It’s a snow day/powder day–  so let’s play! Check out area ski reports–      

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Animas River Trail to Extend North
Feb24

Animas River Trail to Extend North

Construction on a two-year project to extend the Animas River Trail north to Oxbow Park and Preserve is expected to begin this spring. The project also includes a new footbridge over the Animas, a pedestrian overpass across 32nd Street, and a new sidewalk for the neighborhood north of 37th Street.

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Finally, a Formal Housing Program
Feb24

Finally, a Formal Housing Program

The City of Durango is developing a new comprehensive housing plan to address the city’s chronic housing shortage. City planners are seeking input from residents through an online survey to further guide the process.

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How to Clean Naturally With Natural Cleaning Products and Homemade Recipes?
Feb24

How to Clean Naturally With Natural Cleaning Products and Homemade Recipes?

Cleaning a home with harsh chemicals is a risk for both the human health and natural environment. Many cleaning products that are commonly used come with chemicals dangerous for overall human health. Many of these products omit gases that are harmful. Even many cause major diseases. Use of such products is dangerous in a home, especially for children. Many households are switching to natural cleaning products instead of chemical, due...

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Don’t forget your heart– it is essential!
Feb24

Don’t forget your heart– it is essential!

It’s February, Heart Month, time to nourish your heart.  Your heart health is more than a fun game… it is essential to your well-being… so remember to nourish  your heart all year long! The good news is that when you eat right for your heart, you improve your circulation, while also benefiting your mental sharpness, energy, waistline, and sexual function, too. What are the best foods for your heart? Here are my top six you...

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Art, Music & MORE…  at Fort Lewis College
Feb23

Art, Music & MORE… at Fort Lewis College

FORT LEWIS COLLEGE CALENDAR – February 26 – March 11, 2017 Sunday, February 26 FLC Music Department’s Student Honor Recitals– 3 p.m., Roshong Recital Hall at Fort Lewis College Visit www.fortlewis.edu/music for more information. Tuesday, February 28 Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival – 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Student Union Vallecito Room  FLC Music Department’s Midday Music Recital– 12:20 p.m., Roshong Recital Hall at Fort Lewis College...

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Chocolate extraordinaire… “chocolate with a passion!”
Feb23

Chocolate extraordinaire… “chocolate with a passion!”

Chocolate extraordinaire… YUM!!   Animas Chocolate Company Not your average chocolate shop! It’s Chocolate with a passion! At least these chocolatiers are passionate about it! Some of  you may know that I am a chocolate connoisseur so when we happened upon this little business, tucked sweetly into the the quaint and scenic Durango, you know I’d have to drop in. Walking through the door, we were promptly greeted...

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National Margarita day (and night)!
Feb22

National Margarita day (and night)!

FEBRUARY 22nd is National Margarita day (and night)! “Margaritas are popular in several Durango restaurants.  Olde Tymer’s– known for “cheating tourist and drunks”– offers great ones at reasonable prices… both frozen and on the rocks. I have also enjoyed them at Tequila’s as well as Fiesta Mexicana– all are on Main Street, Durango, Colorado, USA 81301 and all of them serve good...

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