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Andy Colwell/Special to The Colorado SunColorado State Senator Kerry Donovan, D-Vail, speaks during a CORE Act One Year Anniversary event on January 30, 2020 at the Hyatt Regency in Denver.
A crosswalk signal on E. Main Street in Cortez indicates that left-turning traffic is allowed while the walk signal allows pedestrians to cross. Vehicles turning left on a flashing yellow arrow must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians in the crosswalk. Another sign instructs turning vehicles to yield to pedestrians.
A sign at the intersection of E. Main Street and Harrison Street instructs turning vehicles to yield to pedestrians.
A crosswalk signal on Main Street in Cortez indicates that left-turning traffic is allowed while the walk signal is on for pedestrians, but the crosswalk must be clear. Another sign instructs turning vehicles to yield to pedestrians.
A pedestrian hit by a truck on E. Main Street on Wednesday in Cortez was taken to Southwest Memorial Hospital and released with minor injuries, according to Cortez Police.
Garrett Bonds with Bonds Construction operates a trackhoe Thursday in the Animas River at the south end of Memorial Park across from 29th Street. The project will repair erosion damage and stabilize the area along the riverbank to minimize future erosion. The contractor anticipates the in-river work will be complete by the end of April.
Garrett Bonds with Bonds Construction operates a trackhoe Thursday in the Animas River at the south end of Memorial Park across from 29th Street. The project will repair erosion damage and stabilize the area along the riverbank to minimize future erosion. The contractor anticipates the in-river work will be complete by the end of April.
Garrett Bonds with Bonds Construction operates a trackhoe Thursday in the Animas River at the south end of Memorial Park across from 29th Street. The project will repair erosion damage and stabilize the area along the riverbank to minimize future erosion. The contractor anticipates the in-river work will be complete by the end of April.
The Durango Police Department’s citizen complaint process is reviewed by a panel of community members annually.
Organizers of the Vigil Against Police Terror assembled an altar to honor Daunte Wright, who was killed Monday by a Minnesota police officer who said she mistakenly fired her handgun instead of her Taser.
