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Dealing with painful loss, Bayfield EMT finds his calling
Dan Miller looks to next chapter in career in Iowa
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Health care, Trump among diverse stands of Colorado hopefuls
DENVER – Republican treasurer Walker Stapleton has attacked his opponent in the race for Colorado governor, Democratic U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, as too radical and extreme for the rapidly growing…
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BP says wastewater spill into Animas River contained
Resident next to spill, however, says it is not containted
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We ask Gov. Hickenlooper: What is left undone as you leave office?
du1-i-syn Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper sat down with The Durango Herald on Oct. 18 to discuss his time in office before he passes the torch to his successor in January.…
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Early dusk increases wildlife collision danger
Time change means drivers will be commuting in dark
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Rescue in the Rockies: Medevac team faces risks and rewards
Thin air and rough terrain present unique challenges to Flight for Life team in Durango
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Pilot program to curb opioid addiction to be expanded
10 Colorado hospitals showed encouraging results using alternatives to opioids
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Google Street View car spotted on Main Street
Visit may yield images of Cortez area in Google Maps
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Cortez City Hall opens call for local artwork
Each piece will be displayed for sale for a month
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Cortez selects drought-tolerant, low-growing plants for medians
Bulb flowers will bloom in spring
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Film shares stories of Dolores River rafting in 1970s
Filmmaker and Dolores River guide tell story of rapid’s offbeat nickname
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La Plata County budget for 2019 ‘isn’t pretty’
Only two residents show up to comment on financial road map
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Crews prep gym addition for concrete pouring
Phase 2 in construction at Re-6 Mancos School District continued this week, scheduled for completion in April 2019. Construction crews, led by owner’s representative Monty Guiles, were scheduled to continue…
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Cortez awards $27K to local nonprofits
City Council allocated less money than previous years