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Pueblo Community College departure brings change to Commons Building
Nonprofit hub creates community
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Microsoft, Trump administration clash over email searches
The Microsoft Corp. logo outside the Microsoft Visitor Center in Redmond, Wash. A case involving a warrant the one of Microsoft’s email servers in Ireland is among several legal clashes…
What's Up Downtown
An update on panhandling downtown
Panhandling has definitely decreased when compared to the past two summers. However, last summer, things started out slowly but went back to problem levels in July and August. BID continues…
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KSJD Radio plans to build ‘parklet’ as community hang-out
Minipark area on Cortez’s Main Street would stay open late
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Thrive! hires director, program coordinator
Whitedu1-i-syn For more information, visit www.thrivelaplata.org.
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LPEA engineer earns PE registration
Waggonerdu1-i-syn Waggoner returned to Durango after intensive experience with the space systems division at Lockheed Martin, Denver. He has an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Colorado State University and…
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TripAdvisor gives Hampton Inn award
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Wells Fargo advisor to give financial seminars
du1-i-syn To reserve a spot, contact 385-3973 or [email protected] at least five days before the event. Space is limited.
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Welcome Center boasts 500,000 visitors
Durango Herald filedu1-i-syn “The Welcome Center staff assists community members and helps visitors enjoy their time in Durango,” Bob Kunkel, welcome center founder, said in a release. For more information,…
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Why the robot takeover of the economy is proceeding slowly
U.S. businesses have every incentive to adopt labor-saving technologies, replacing factory workers with robots and desk jobs with smart software. In some areas, such as finance, machine decision-making is advancing…
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New Osprey Packs headquarters nears completion
Cortez building intended to celebrate brand and community
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Music in the Mountains a huge boost for local economy
Study finds the festival generated about $2.3 million for La Plata County in 2016
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American AgCredit office celebrates 100 years
Association formed to fill agricultural niche
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LPEA awards two lineman scholarships
Svanes, Bayfield High School graduate, and Kempinski, Ignacio High School graduate and 2016 intern at LPEA, will both attend Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, to be trained as linemen. For…
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New health care act would harm farmers and ranchers
AHCA expected to scale back Medicaid coverage, hurt self-employed agricultural workers
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Multibillion-dollar contract for Los Alamos lab up for bid
Criticism of safety record intensifies as plutonium pit production resumes
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Labor Department to review Obama-era rule that would expand overtime pay
Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta pauses while speaking during the SelectUSA Investment Summit in Oxon Hill, Md., on Tuesday.Eric Thayer/Bloomberg Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta had previously said that he planned to…
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Methods to make a scholarship search easy
That’s true for us, too. Malcolm, our 16-year-old, just made the decision to attend the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York, a joyous milestone that we celebrated…
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Family Health Care now open
du1-i-syn Medical professionals Dr. Thomas Newell and Anna Dixon provide services for walk-in patients and accept most insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. For appointments and more information, call 475-4300.
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Industry recognizes Think Network as top company
du1-i-syn “Think is honored to be included on this prestigious list of the most progressive MSPs,” said Melissa Glick, Think Network CEO. “Our team works extremely hard, shows passion and…
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Board members, teacher mentors sought at Know Your Dough
du1-i-syn Board-member candidates should have teaching experience and know about financial-service industries, such as accounting, banking and investing. Board members are expected to attend monthly meetings and quarterly fundraising and…
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As pot comes out of black market, regulators face scrutiny
Raytondu1-i-syn The result can be a recipe for government corruption. Recent cases in Colorado and Washington are the first known instances of current or former pot regulators being accused of…
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Big questions for tiny houses
County will release updated codes in July to address pint-sized homes
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New Mexican restaurant opens in Cortez
Chef who helped La Casita grow on Main Street gets his own restaurant on South Broadway, Cortez