If the school doesn’t supply adequate buses to consistently deliver students, they will have to depend on bikes. However was unable to secure on-campus (housing) this year, so he's staying at the hotel. “My friend’s nephew is actually staying there for his second year of college. “OK, so why don’t they simply switch to a better provider?” – Kirk Lashmettįort Lewis College had a 35% increase in the number of non-first-year students seeking on-campus housing this year compared with fall 2021, a reflection of the high cost of housing in Durango. Apparently depending on the plan or phone you have, you either get priority or not.” – Mary Hammer Reps told me that it was increased traffic on cell towers as well as de-priorization of my plan on towers or some nonsense like that. Took two months to get them to send me a network extender. One bar at my house and every call dropped. “I am in Rafter J area and my Verizon service tanked three months ago. “For around $175 and spending no less than two hours on the phone with them to ‘diagnose the issue,’ you too can pay for an extender, even though they admit there’s no service.” – Nikki Byrum “The high visitor traffic has been their excuse forever! Verizon service is crappy 365 days a year! Not just during peak visitor season! They have lost my entire family as we got fed up and switched to AT&T! So much more reliable!” – Paulette Dugas (In most places around the country cell towers are owned and serviced by third parties, the carriers lease space from them according to their perceived service goals.)” – Scott Schaefer
Sounds like Verizon is either skimping on the number of their towers or new equipment for 5G not adequate. “I have AT&T service and it seems to work fine in and around Durango, I even get service in some pretty remote areas on the trails.
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Nuc said she “loves” Verizon, but she wishes the carrier would install more towers to meet the needs of customers in the valley. Michelle Nuc, who uses Verizon as her cellular provider, says it’s almost impossible to make a phone call let alone connect to the internet on mobile data in the Animas Valley. Separation of church and state matters to both the integrity of the state, as well as the church.” – Kate Bentham Britz “They are welcome to open a private school in Durango, but it’s unfair to use taxpayer money when they are well-funded by the endowment at Hillsdale College. Would I rather have a school where there is an orderly and disciplined environment where moral character, manners and civic virtue are stressed, or one where bullying, lack of respect and failing scores seem to be the case. “Oh my goodness.where would I rather have my child attend school, one where they learn core subjects using classically content-rich education in the liberal arts or one where Google seems to be the major source of information. The Colorado State Board of Education will review the denial of Ascent Classical Academy’s charter application Sept. SMH” – Josh Coolĭerec Shuler, CEO of Ascent Classical Academies, speaks during the Durango School District 9-R public forum on May 31. Lastly the ones who stop when there is no stop sign then want you to go through. Then watching people at a four-way stop anymore is quite humorous. Now the police want ‘undercover’ employees to handout speeding tickets? Another big issue is many folks can’t seem to figure out left-hand turns in the medians. Residents complained to the city not to take parking away and cited the issues why there are crashes which I guess went unheard which are all listed in the article. People act like they are on the quarter-mile drag strip on Third. It is not a lack of visibility, it is an excess of speeding. “How about one space for each resident that actually lives on East Third Avenue? Put meters in the rest, that would stop tourists and college kids from parking and leaving their car there for a week.
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I wonder if some sort of painted guiding turn arrows or lanes would help reduce that, so folks can more easily learn how to properly use the intersections to turn left.” – Nathan Negation
“It’s also unfortunate that many folks from out of town don’t seem to understand how to use the intersections between the median which likely leads to many of these crashes.
“Karen Skelly: Evidenced by the perpetually empty city lot next to the transit station?” – Larry Darrell “The city really needs to build a parking garage for locals and visitors.” – Karen Skelly The city plans to extend no parking zones on East Third Avenue, which will eliminate nine parking spaces.
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The Durango Police Department says cars parked too close to intersections on East Third Avenue create line-of-sight problems for drivers turning onto the Boulevard from side streets.
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