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Task force studies town recreation center, PLPOA considers expansion, additional amenities

By Ed Fincher Staff Writer In light of recent events surrounding the proposed development of Reservoir Hill, a task force comprised of one Pagosa Springs town council member and several…

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A life that is big and wise, one cup at a time

By Jeff Smith Special to The PREVIEW A man once walked by a building site and saw three stonemasons side by side, sweating over their work in the hot sun.…

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Bull manure

Dear Editor: I read in the current issue of the American Scientist that a 375 megawatt gas turbine is at the heart of a 578 megawatt combined cycle power plant…

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeking wildlife manager trainees, park rangers

By Colorado Parks and Wildlife Colorado Parks and Wildlife is accepting applications for new district wildlife manager trainees. Applications will be accepted until Friday, Aug. 2. District wildlife managers are…

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Free dulcimer, dance, drumming classes

By Carla Roberts Special to The PREVIEW Every Wednesday in July, three ongoing, free classes will be offered at the Ross Aragon Community Center. All classes are taught by local…

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Lassoing up art at Hands-On Arts Camp

By Lisa Brown Special to The PREVIEW Highlights for the last week oof Hands-On Art Camp: A tour of Fred Harman Art Museum and “Art and Horse,” by Kat Green.…

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Preparing for flood waters after the 2013 West Fork Fire

By the San Juan National Forest Burned Area Emergency Response Team Special to The SUN The burned areas within the West Zone of the West Fork Fire have suffered vegetation…

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Four Corners Folk Festival lineup is complete

By Crista Munro Special to The PREVIEW The 18th annual Four Corners Folk Festival will take place Aug. 30-Sept. 1 on Reservoir Hill in Pagosa Springs. This year’s lineup is…

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Living in the Wildland-Urban Interface

By Roberta Tolan SUN Columnist When you live in the beautiful natural areas of Archuleta County, you live in what we call the wildland-urban interface, the area where structures and…

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Community Concert Hall at Durango announces 2013-2014 series

By Indiana Reed Special to The PREVIEW Tickets for confirmed shows for the 2013-2014 performing arts series at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College are now on sale…

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