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How dark is Durango?

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By Ziyi Xu
| KRMA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Weylin Ryan measures the sky in Durango. Photo: Ziyi Xu, Rocky Mountain PBS DURANGO, Colo. — At 10:18 p.m., Weylin Ryan, a board member of DarkSky Colorado, stood at the intersection of Eighth Street and Second Avenue in downtown Durango. He pointed a sky quality meter toward the cloudless sky. After a quick beep, the device displayed a reading: 19.44 magnitudes per square arcsecond.
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Colorado outfitters adjust as rivers run low

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By Ziyi Xu, Cormac McCrimmon Verified
| KRMA-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Broadcast Outage: We’re investigating a broadcast transmission failure affecting the San Luis Valley from Antonito in the south to Salida in the north. We’re working to resolve this issue. You can stream our live broadcast online or via the RMPBS+ App. Stream live and on-demand content now on our new app: Rafters on Clear Creek. Photo: Cormac McCrimmon, Rocky Mountain PBS IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo.
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Operationalising the people-centred approach in small-town heritage governance: mechanism making in Uchiko, Japan

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By Shuting Sun, Ziyi Xu, Jun Okada, Naoto Nakajima
| Nature Verified
Abstract Under conditions of fragmented authority, demographic decline, and limited institutional capacity, how can the People-Centred Approach (PCA) become operationally embedded in local heritage governance? This article addresses this question through a longitudinal case study of Uchiko Town in Japan, a nationally designated Traditional Buildings Preservation District.
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