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Monday, June 1, 2020

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Monday, June 1, 2020

Hundreds gather in Durango to protest police violence

“We’re done with it”

By Shannon Mullane Herald Staff Writer

Headlines

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COVID-19 Friday: Colorado reports 25,613 cases of coronavirus, 1,181 deaths

Local News

Monsoon-like storms set to continue in Southwest Colorado

Local News

Free COVID-19 testing expands at Mercy

More Sports

Eli Tomac roars into the lead to win 450 Supercross in Salt Lake City

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Mancos High grads focus on good memories, perseverance

Local News

Fort Lewis College expects to issue furloughs, layoffs

New Mexico

New Mexico will lift many business restrictions on June 1

Local News

National parks hope visitors comply with virus measures

Videos & Photos

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Justice for George Floyd march in Durango

People gather Saturday for a Justice for George Floyd march on Main Avenue making their way to the Durango Police Department building then ending at Buckley Park. About 300 people took part in... Read more

Memorial Day service

A scaled-down Memorial Day service took place on Monday at Greenmount Cemetery and at the Animas River in Durango.

Durango Protest

About 200 people took to Main Avenue to protest public health orders that have shut down businesses and required face coverings in crowded areas.

Main Ave demonstration

About 200 people walked north on Main Avenue to protest recent public health orders, including a rule that took effect Friday for people to wear face coverings in the city of Durango when social... Read more

Mile Long Rally

Hundreds of people lined Main Street in Farmington on Thursday for the Mile Long Rally to protest state public health orders that have put northwest New Mexico on a slower reopening trajectory... Read more

Montezuma-Cortez commencement

Montezuma-Cortez celebrated commencement Thursday with a parade and ceremony at the high school.

Columns

Looking back

Looking back

J.M. Rush of Mancos: A life forged in young America

Andrew Gulliford

Gulliford's travels

As in the Great Depression, today’s economic refugees may take to the road

Looking back

Looking back

Mancos 1884: The big snow and other travails

Reader Poll

How many rolls of toilet paper do you have at your household?

Related article: With toilet paper in short supply, people are flushing other products, clogging sewer lines

With toilet paper in short supply, the city of Durango is pleading with residents to not flush other paper products, which have been wreaking havoc on sewer lines since the coronavirus outbreak.

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