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Fred the Weather Man in front of the San Miguel Power coop shed that got tumbled for more than 200 feet early Sunday morning

Fred the Weather Man in front of the San Miguel Power coop shed that got tumbled for more than 200 feet early Sunday morning

Totally Blown Away!

In our last episode, we were leaping forward into the unknown future. This week, we were getting totally blown away with wind gusts that reached 101 MPH up at Monarch Pass, and who knows what up here in the San Juan Mountains. This was our first significant dust event this season.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

EditorSilverton Family Learning Center Thanks EcoAction Partners Green GrantOn behalf of the Silverton Family Learning Center, I want to express our deep gratitude to the EcoAction Partners Green Grants program for their support of our emergency water heater replacement project.
Leaping Forward Into The Unknown Future!

Leaping Forward Into The Unknown Future!

Leaping Forward Into The Unknown Future!

If it was up to your venerable columnist, we would never change the clocks, and it would always be plain old Mountain Standard Time.That's because that's what works in Hawaii and parts of Arizona.
From The STandard mail Car

From The STandard mail Car

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Dear Beverly Rich and Ken Safranski, Thank you for your exceptional service on the planning commission.When Willy Tookey read a proclamation commemorating your combined 70-plus years of service, I felt the weight of that knowledge leave the room.
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Letters to the Editor

EditorWe (Neen and Evin) have been scheming a Drag Trivia Night since we did the Burlesque show last summer.When we started to see violent ICE activity escalate especially in Minnesota, that was the catalyst for a Drag Trivia Fundraiser.
 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

EditorFrom The Standard Mail CarDear Editor and Readers of the Silverton Standard, Hiiii! Hiiiii! My name is Aven and I want to shake and lick your hand. I’m so excited to meet yooouuuu!!! I might jump. I think I have to jump. Okay, I’m jumping (sorry)! I can’t help it.
New Beginnings

New Beginnings

New Beginnings

When a Golden Eagle power dives right in front of your windshield, as you return to the San Juan Mountainsnearly brushing the glass as you hit the brakes- just as you begin your ascent into the high country- you experience the shock and awe of a really intense life changing wake up call.
The Sound Of Silence

The Sound Of Silence

The Sound Of Silence

Silverton is peaceful and quiet. So is the weather. The Sound of Silence is your correspondent's concentration. OK- none of you could possibly believe that!However- belief is usually nothing more than biasmore often than not. So get over it! Get what I am getting at?
From The Standard Mail Car

From The Standard Mail Car

Letters to the Editor

 To the Silverton San Juan Fire Department:Please forgive me for taking so long to let you know how much I appreciated the celebration of life of my sweet loving husband, Ron, that was held on September 27th. While we knew his illness was getting worse, we didn't think he would leave us so quickly.
Rain For Christmas

Rain For Christmas

Rain For Christmas?

According to our local weatherman, anything can happen in our strange realm at any time.All of you need to be aware that he is not the one who would ever conjure up something so absurd as rain for Christmas.