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Hope for a bright future - The Durango Herald
And some tribes stand to see substantial economic improvements, industry sources said, including Carolyn Stewart, managing partner of Red Mountain Partners, a consulting firm that works with tribes on renewable-energy projects. Energy is, and will be, ...
Police, zombie marchers clash Halloween night - The Durango Herald
One man, who declined to give his name, said he was shot on the inner left thigh. He had a red welt the size of a silver dollar on his skin. The man, who has served two tours in Iraq, was wearing a fake penis with an upside down American flag to make a ...
DHS small learning communities get upgrade to address bugs - The Durango Herald
One teacher, who asked that her name not be used, worried about the district's ability to fund the professional development and staffing required to support the change. “We spend all of our professional-development time working on new SLC's, ...
On the edge without a net - The Durango Herald
“We're human beings; help should be available and people shouldn't be treated differently when it comes to their health and health care,” the mother, who declined to be identified, said through a translator. Others said fear of deportation keeps them ...
City puts a wrap on plastic - The Durango Herald
Some recycling workers who asked not to be identified have contacted The Durango Herald to say they were worried because they are not provided safety masks while working with the plastic. LeBlanc and Cogswell said they hoped the investigation would ...
Post office in peril - The Durango Herald
One employee at the post office, who declined to be named, added that “quite a few” home-based businesses in the area depend on the post office for their work. Several postal customers agreed. Transaction numbers at their post office might appear low ...
I'll have what they're having - The Durango Herald
The Diorios front-counter employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said Broadbent ordered two slices of pepperoni Sicilian pizza minutes before the 10 pm closing time. In the next breath, he said, “What do I have to do to get pizza, jump over the ...
Ponzi victims recount anguish - The Durango Herald
Only a handful of victims agreed to speak about the scheme, and some spoke on the condition of anonymity, saying it is a private matter and they are embarrassed by what happened. One lifelong Durango woman confirmed she lost about $100000. ...
Housesitter unknowingly videotaped speaks at hearing Lawyer for man accused ... - The Durango Herald
The woman, who asked not to be identified, spoke at a hearing in 6th Judicial District Court in La Plata County. The hearing was held to modify the ...
Local political signs take a beating - The Durango Herald
He declined to give his name. "We have people coming back and asking for new ones," he said. Sign vandalism was a problem during the 2008 general election ...
Medical marijuana morass - The Durango Herald
One licensed caregiver who grows in the county and who requested anonymity said a friend recently was visited by task force agents with automatic weapons ...
Arizona sets immigration debate ablaze - The Durango Herald
A man with a medium build and salt-and-pepper hair settled into the couch at the mobile home where he agreed to be interviewed on the condition of anonymity ...
Kiwanis Club of Durango honors Kroeger, Tyner, Peel - The Durango Herald
He refused to give his name, saying he wanted the owner to have it back because “it has a lot of money in it." The Vazquez's $1000 was all there. ...
Durango Transit Center draws complaint - The Durango Herald
He declined to give his name and despite having asked Cooper for a dollar, he showed a wallet full of cash. Cooper said she still feels safe at the Transit ...
Two homeless men die in Cortez city park - The Durango Herald
“It wasn't something you wanted to see on a Sunday morning," said the man, who asked to remain anonymous. “I knew these guys. It's just sad. ...