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Warming Way Up!

Warming Way Up!

Warming Way Up!

Consistently hotter weather has really prevailed more strong for the past eight days than at any time this year. They are collectively the consistently hottest day so far this season.

Mountain Happenings

Ongoing • Move Spring Yoga Schedule Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 pm Gym Hours: 5:30 am- 9pm, 7 days a week (closed during yoga class).Please reach out to move.silverton@gmail.com. if you would like to join the Silverton’s community gym space.
Starting to green up in the mountains. Photo credit Katey Fetch

Starting to green up in the mountains. Photo credit Katey Fetch

Starting

The Kranker family enjoys winter sport. Photo credit Dayna Kranker

The Kranker family enjoys winter sport. Photo credit Dayna Kranker

Meet The New Silverton Mayor Dayna Kranker

Silverton’s newest Mayor, Dayna Kranker, was elected April 2nd, 2024, during the last Mayoral and Board of Trustee election, which resulted in four new trustee members and three board veterans to make up the seven seats.
Phase 1 Trails Map - 2023 Progress

Phase 1 Trails Map - 2023 Progress

Silverton Singletrack Update

■ Press Release by Klemens Branner June 3, 2024 - Silverton, Colorado - Today, Silverton Singletrack Society (SSS) announced that it has been awarded a Colorado State Outdoor Recreation Grant of $69,652.
Photo courtesy San Juan County Historical Society The top of Red Mountain Pass, showing seven vehicles, one of which has turned around in the snow on June 5, 1924.

Photo courtesy San Juan County Historical Society The top of Red Mountain Pass, showing seven vehicles, one of which has turned around in the snow on June 5, 1924.

RED MOUNTAIN PASS, JUNE 5, 1924

Looking Back!

25 Years Ago June 3, 1999 A few young Silverton children have been diagnosed with Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease in recent weeks. This infection mainly occurs in children under 10 years of age, but adults may also be at risk.
Way Back!

Way Back!

Way Back!

On looking over the police docket, we regret to see that our esteemed contemporary, Alf. Iles (owner of the Weekly Miner) was fined ten dollars and costs last Monday for fighting on the streets.