Mountain Village

Mountain Village, CO · Municipal
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Durango Flood Recovery Drags On as Volunteers Dig Out Mud-Buried Homes
Nearly a week after Tripp Creek overflowed, some Durango-area yards remain buried in waist-deep mud, and residents say recovery is only beginning. On properties along County Road 203, Columbine Drive and Alamo Drive, volunteers have spent days clearing debris. Homeowner Steve Stahl said hundreds of volunteers worked at his property over five days, clearing the final section of his backyard Saturday. The cleanup there is far from finished.
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Golden trying to fix ‘atrocious’ behavior along creek
After the unusual and — to a certain degree — chaotic summer along Clear Creek, many in Golden are wondering what’s in store for next year. Between this summer’s drought, the extended tubing season and major heatwaves, city officials said the 2026 creek season brought many new challenges.
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Aurora leaders ‘shocked, disappointed’ by voter decisions on tax hikes
Aurora voters shot down three ballot measures that would have raised city sales taxes for the first time since 1993 to pay for infrastructure, transportation and public safety improvements. Elected officials in the city were surprised and disappointed by the outcome, saying infrastructure projects need to be funded and the city’s budget deficit cannot accommodate […]
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5 Best Restaurants in Denver, Colorado You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Denver, Colorado — a city where the mountains rise blue and bold against the sky, where red-brick Victorians and glass towers stand shoulder to shoulder, where the scent of roasting green chile drifts through neighborhoods stitched together by memory and migration. Here, the air is thin and electric, alive with the laughter of students, the wisdom of old-timers, the dreams of newcomers drawn by the promise of possibility. Denver is a crossroads — of ranchers and artists, techies and teachers, families who’ve called these blocks home for generations and those who arrived chasing the sun.