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Bard Blitz: Abridged Shakespeare Comes to Sunflower Theatre

By Daniel Rayzel • Jul 15, 2019
Sunflower Theatre

One play, three actors, and all of Shakespeare’s comedies, histories and tragedies. How does it work?

KSJD Top 100!

By Tom Yoder • Jul 12, 2019

Here it is! The complete KSJD Top 100:

Road Closure Around Doe Canyon Fire Lifted

By Daniel Rayzel • Jul 10, 2019
Courtesy of Kathy Russell/San Juan National Forest

The road closure around the Doe Canyon Fire was lifted Tuesday.

Lorena Williams, acting executive assistant with the U.S. Forest Service, said the closure ended ahead of schedule due to calmer fire conditions. 

15 Years Later, Christopher Barns Reflects on ‘American Values, American Wilderness’

By • Jul 10, 2019
Screenshot via YouTube

The 2004 documentary “American Values, American Wilderness” will be screened Friday at the Sunflower Theatre. Following the film, writer and director Christopher Barns will hold a Q&A.

Federal Investigation Determines Durango Train Caused 416 Fire

By Daniel Rayzel • Jul 2, 2019
Courtesy of Dom Paulo

The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Co. started the 416 Fire with one of its coal-fired engines, the U.S. Forest Service announced Tuesday. U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn filed a lawsuit on behalf of the Forest Service in the District of Colorado.

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