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Master Trooper Gary Cutler
An annual count of birds in Durango tallied a record number of species this year.
Randy Skinner recently moved into a transitional housing apartment at The Bridge Emergency Shelter in Cortez. Manager Theresa Wilson, background, handles day-to-day operations.
Theresa Wilson, manager for The Bridge Emergency Shelter, explains where under the influence people bed down for the night. They are kept separate from the rest of the population.
Bridge Emergency Shelter Theresa Wilson points out the list of daily chores divided among shelter residents.
Chef Johnny Coughlan prepares baked ziti and orange chicken with vegetables for residents at The Bridge Emergency Shelter.
Residents of The Bridge Emergency Shelter rely on bicycles to get to and from work.
The Bridge Emergency Shelter staff go over the day’s schedule. From left are manager Theresa Wilson, maintenance man Randy Skinner, and executive director Lauri Knutson.
Avery Wickes, an employee with Barefoot Durango, shovels the sidewalk in the 800 block of Main Avenue after making a snowman she planned to name Charlie or Little Winston. A winter storm was expected to dump up to 6 inches in Durango.
Durango Herald file
A winter storm was expected to dump up to 6 inches of snow in Durango.
