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Know Your Dough is a nonprofit organization created to meet to increase the personal financial wellness of youth and young…

No regrets for ousted local furniture designer

McClellan is keeping next year in mind

There is no one alive … who is you – er than you!

Orin Standing, 3, dons a Dr. Seuss hat inside the Fort Lewis College bookstore during Tuesday’s celebration of Dr. Seuss’…

Drone bill addressing privacy concerns yet to soar

delayed addressing issue

Dayplanner Wednesday

Durango Film – An Independent Film Festival Kickoff Party, 4-6:30 p.m., The Palace Restaurant, 505 Main Ave., www.durangofilm.org. Lisa Blue…

Lawmakers laud Netanyahu’s address

of Democrats refuse to attend

Are smaller lots getting more rights?

City ADU rules inch closer to committee approval

Cedar Networks targeted by online attack

Co-owner Vijay Bastawade said it was the first time in 10 years of service that Cedar Networks had been targeted…

Preparing for a ‘silver tsunami’

Lawmakers in Denver push bills to address aging population

Hillcrest XC ‘hanging by thread’

Joe Brewer, left, and Jay Ciotti made it out to Hillcrest Golf Club last week after it reopened for cross-country…

FLC professor opines in The New York Times

McBrayer is the FLC faculty representative to the college Board of Trustees. The piece in The Stone opinion section is…

Specialty-crop symposium to be held

The event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Among topics to be discussed are pest management, herbicide carryover, use…

City evaluates three wastewater plant options

Utilities Director Steve Salka explains problems with wastewater plant in 2012. The city is now facing an estimated $55 million…

Utility commission questions sewer plan

wants to examine relocating wastewater-treatment plant

Sand Canyon your destination? Don’t park here

Leaving car on road to bring $100 fine

What winter storm?

A kayaker braves Mondayâ€™s chilly temperatures, rain and sleet as he traverses the Animas River, downstream from the Ninth Street…

The world religions meet in Sangre de Cristo Mountains

looks at spiritual attraction of remote Crestone

Dems stop renewable-energy rollback

GOP suggest implementation ‘timeout’ of previous mandates

Snow forecasting gone awry

Despite grim predictions, Durango gets just a few inches

Long Hollow filling up

Water, now several feet deep, sits behind Long Hollow Dam on Monday south of Redmesa. The dam, dedicated in October…

Commitment needed for water system

project at critical point, leaders say

Local Briefs

The San Juan National Forest will host an informational meeting, titled “Meet the Beetles,” from 6 to 8 p.m. March…

The Blotter

MonDAY 1:08 a.m. A man at Detox of La Plata County was being belligerent and demanding his medications. SunDAY 12:33…