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The lighted arrow out front of the Dera Deli has been in place since the early 1960s Photo by Dera Deli

The lighted arrow out front of the Dera Deli has been in place since the early 1960s Photo by Dera Deli

Dera Delia Lights the Iconic Arrow Again

Starting this December when the Dera Deli reopened for the winter season, they were able to light up once again the iconic and historic yellow and green arrow sign that points down to the front door of the business located at 1124 Greene St.
The Durango Mall, seen here, could become home to up to 270 new residences as well as several retail outlets, possibly including a Whole Foods under a proposal recently submitted to the city Photo by Missy Votel

The Durango Mall, seen here, could become home to up to 270 new residences as well as several retail outlets, possibly including a Whole Foods under a proposal recently submitted to the city Photo by Missy Votel

Whole Foods, 270 apartments could be coming to Durango Mall parcel

(This article is running in partnership with Durango Telegraph to share BIG news of Durango)After many years of lying dormant, life could be coming to the black hole on the south end of town known as the Durango Mall.
Photo by DeAnne Gallegos Silverton Mayor Dayna Kranker, Anne Izard, and Sarah Mordecai enjoyed the Candidates night evening at Kendall together

Photo by DeAnne Gallegos Silverton Mayor Dayna Kranker, Anne Izard, and Sarah Mordecai enjoyed the Candidates night evening at Kendall together

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Way Back!

Way Back!

Way Back!

140 years ago From the December 26, 1885 edition of the Colorado Springs Gazette: EDITOR MISTAKEN FOR ‘SILVERTON STRANGLER’ The editor of the Silverton Democrat was in Durango last week and on his return published the following among his impressions of the trip: “One of the proprietors of this...

Looking Back!

20 Years Ago December 23, 2005Fred Fasching was named Silverton’s Citizen of the Year, and Dr. Louis Winkler received a special honor at the Dec. 17 Silverton Community Holiday Potluck at the Kendall Mountain Community Center.

In Brief

Bear With Us Here at The Silverton Standard and the Miner Newspaper We are putting THE back into the name!
Buscar La Querencia

Buscar La Querencia

Buscar La Querencia

Mountain dwellers have a very strong sense of where we belong. For some of us even a few hours on the 'outside' -we get a strong visceral and deep longing to return to where we belong. Inside the Wall Of Kong- where we regain our inner strength and well being.