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Upcoming • Despite the COVID-19 closures of libraries across Colorado, all Virtual Pro Se Clinic (VPC) clinics are being held as scheduled. Now, instead of clinic patrons coming to your local public library ( which may have limited access), your local library staff will schedule all appointments.
Nate Latimer racing down the course. Photo by Idarado Media

Nate Latimer racing down the course. Photo by Idarado Media

Silverton Banked Slalom Race Fills Kendall

The Silverton Banked Slalom snowboard race was a sold-out two-day event that packed Kendall Mountain Ski Area. The contestants moved down a tightly curved banked course, and participants ranged from pros to local youngsters.
Kelli Fries and David 4_Swanson at Tour de Forks. Photo by Wendy Polly

Kelli Fries and David 4_Swanson at Tour de Forks. Photo by Wendy Polly

Tour de Forks a Tasty Treat

Mardi Gras came to Silverton last Tuesday, with the Tour de Forks team playing hosts. Over forty people attended this delectable event. “Folks partied like kings with Marie Laveau, the voodoo queen,” said Wendy Polly.

Looking Back

20 years ago February 28, 2003 They gave him just five days to make a decision.
Way Back!

Way Back!

Way Back!

Special Report: 60 Years Ago: From the March 8, 1963 edition of the Silverton Standard & the Miner: SEARCH FOR HUDSONS ENTERS SIXTH DAY. Minister, 2 Girls Buried by Riverside Slide. Editors note: On March 3, 1963, the Rev.

In Brief

Free Community Meals Over 60+ at the Senior Center Over 60 years old? Come join us every Wednesday from 12–1 pm for a free meal and conversation at the Senior Center!
Silverton depot buried in snow. Photo by DeAnne Gallegos

Silverton depot buried in snow. Photo by DeAnne Gallegos

Silverton Snowpocalypse: Shelter in Place

Last Wednesday, February 22nd, was a day full of unknowns and uncertainties for Silverton and parts of San Juan County. At about 8:28 am that morning, I noticed my heater turning on and off, the stove would not get red hot, and the power started to glitch. The town went dark by 8:30 am.
Willy Tookey at his award ceremony Photo by DeAnne Gallegos

Willy Tookey at his award ceremony Photo by DeAnne Gallegos

Lifetime Achievement Award Was Rare

Last week we reported about San Juan County Administrator Willy Tookey’s ACCA Lifetime Achievement Award, but since have learned a little more that is worth sharing. Leslie Shivers, ACCA Executive Director, stated, “The Lifetime Achievement Award is something we’ve awarded only rarely (if ever).
Photo credit Jake Kurzweil

Photo credit Jake Kurzweil

Mountain Happenings

Upcoming • Despite the COVID-19 closures of libraries across Colorado, all Virtual Pro Se Clinic (VPC) clinics are being held as scheduled. Now, instead of clinic patrons coming to your local public library ( which may have limited access), your local library staff will schedule all appointments.