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All ears. 09/26/2024. Durango’s airwaves are going to the dogs. Literally. This week, Hutton Broadcasting, based in Santa Fe, announced the launch of DoggyFM KKDoG, 99.7FM. As the name would suggest, the new station is “tailored for man’s best friend” (we would assume all other people are included in that generalization as well).
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Sep 19, 2024 · The bee's knees. Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are now classified as wildlife in Colorado. By Arlo Pérez Esquivel / Colorado Public Radio. 08/22/2024.
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Oct 10, 2024 · The Independent Weekly Line on Durango and Beyond. Oct. 10, 2024 - Volume XXIII, No. 40. Home; News. Writers on the Range; The Pole; Top Stories
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Mano y mono. Local ripper keeps retro sport alive and proves one ski is all you need
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18 hours ago · 10/10/2024. Something last visible to the Neanderthals will be visible in the night skies over the U.S. this week. No, we’re not talking woolly mammoths – but almost as good. Last visible to earthlings 80,000 years ago, Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, aka C/2023 A3 will once again come in for an extremely rare up-close, naked eye viewing.
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The San Juans feature a fresh dusting of snow after last weekend’s storms./ Photo by Alex Krebs
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Tis' the season 10/26/2023. This year's top Halloween costumes, according to NPR. About face 10/19/2023 WTFlatulence 10/19/2023 Re-up! 10/12/2023. Donate your bike and bike parts this weekend for a good cause
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Oct 10, 2024 · 09/26/2024. Durango’s airwaves are going to the dogs. Literally. This week, Hutton Broadcasting, based in Santa Fe, announced the launch of DoggyFM KKDoG, 99.7FM. As the name would suggest, the new station is “tailored for man’s best friend” (we would assume all other people are included in that generalization as well).
Comet drive-by - Durango Telegraph
Oct 10, 2024 · The Pole. Comet drive-by. 10/10/2024. Something last visible to the Neanderthals will be visible in the night skies over the U.S. this week. No, we’re not talking woolly mammoths – but almost as good. Last visible to earthlings 80,000 years ago, Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, aka C/2023 A3 will once again come in for an extremely rare up-close ...
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May 30, 2024 · Tri-State Generation and Transmission ended operations at the Escalante Station power plant, near Grant, N.M., in 2020. The G&T is playing catch-up to meet demand for renewables from its remaining members, but is it too little, too late?/