by Mark Duggan | Aug 16, 2020
Listen to the Interview http://openrangenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Bonita-Peak-Citizens-Advisory-Group.mp3 Recently, on the fifth anniversary of the Gold King Mine Spill, I produced a story about the lack of progress in Congress to clean up abandoned mines in...
by Mark Duggan | Jul 19, 2020
Listen to the Interview http://openrangenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Changing-Place-Names.mp3 Squaw Pass. Chinaman Gulch. Negro Mesa. It’s easy to see why such names might be offensive. But what about Mount Evans, the drive-up ‘14-er west of Denver? Colorado is...
by Mark Duggan | May 27, 2020
Colorado restaurants can reopen their dining rooms and patios for the first time in two months. But diners should prepare for some changes to the way their favorite eateries operate. As Colorado restaurants reopen, don’t expect to find salt and pepper shakers on your...
by Mark Duggan | Jun 8, 2019
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is in the first year of his four-year term. He’s the first Democrat to head the office since 2005, and it’s the first time since the early 1980s that Colorado’s governor and attorney general are both Democrats.I...
by Mark Duggan | Dec 15, 2017
Durango, CO – When the snow melts on a certain San Juan Mountain pass, a dark chapter in Colorado labor history is revealed. Imogene Pass is one of several rugged traverses of the central San Juans. The road connects Ouray and Telluride. A century ago, it was...
