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Ty's Take The small business conference heading down to Ignacio next Wednesday might be the most practical thing on this week's agenda—eight opinion pieces about government overreach won't pay the light bill, but a roomful of local owners swapping what's actually
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Ty's Take The fire readiness meetings and the power shutoff policy discussions—they're the same conversation wearing different hats. We've got agencies showing up to talk about what's coming this summer, and LPEA explaining why they might cut power to prevent ignitions,
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Ty's Take Nobody's paying attention to the unemployment number because it's good—4.2 percent is solid work in a seasonal economy that lives and dies on winter snow and summer visitors—but what matters is what comes next. The Gateway River Project limping
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Ty's Take Water's tight again, which shouldn't surprise anybody who's watched the drought creep in year after year, but the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District numbers are worth sitting with—especially if you're thinking about that new landscape project
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Ty's Take U.S. 160 is getting torn up again—dogleg near the old courthouse pushed back by weather, additional work zones west of town going to snarl things the week after next—and if you've got business in town or a commute that depends on