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Georgia Anderson, who is visually impaired, has been dependent on Durango Transit to get around town for groceries and medical appointments. Service cuts in 2018 made traveling harder for her and other regulars on the bus.
About 79% of riders, like Georgia Anderson, are dependent on Durango Transit to get around town. The transit service, however, does not have enough funding to return to its pre-2018 levels, when some routes were dropped.
Megan Hatch, a nurse with the Professional Resource Team at San Juan Regional Medical Center, receives one of the first COVID-19 vaccines.
The heavy, wet snow that has fallen the past couple days has kept La Plata Electric Association crews busy in the field.
The heavy, wet snow that has fallen the past couple days has kept La Plata Electric Association crews busy in the field.
The city of Durango wants community members to weigh in on recreation at Lake Nighthorse.
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One type of fraud is relentless: phone scams. La Plata County Sheriff’s Office deputies often have hours to try to recover money lost to these scams.
La Plata County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Reid Brubaker investigates a fraud case on Friday at the office. While many types of fraud remained steady through the coronavirus pandemic, unemployment fraud increased, officials say.
