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TABLE TENNIS ANYONE – Kuno Vollenweider’s 4,000-pound concrete ping-pong table, a donation to the Town of Ridgway, was delivered to Hartwell Park via fork lift on Tuesday. (Photo by Brett Schreckengost) Ping-Pong Diplomacy Swiss Style
A new, 4,000-pound, all-weather ping-pong table was delivered to Ridgway town park this week.
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WORLDS GRIN – Telluride slopestyler Gus Kenworthy landed on the podium at the Junior World Championships in New Zealand. (File photo) Silverton Mountain Offers Half-price Passes to West Slope Locals
Half-Price Passes to West Slope Locals…Gus Kenworthy Places Second in Slopestyle
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The F-Bomb and NFL Boot Camp Make for Perfect (Adult) TV
Is it Rex Ryan’s foul mouth or his coaching attitude that has created a buzz at Jets training camp?
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Sydney Evans swam her fastest 100 Breastroke to get 2nd place in the Colorado Seasonal State Championship meet held in Colorado Springs. (Photo courtesy Melissa Plantz) Telluride Torpedoes Wrap Up Record Season
Telluride Torpedoes make a splash at championship events.
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Country Pride Shared County Wide at the 2010 Ouray County Fair
Horse shows, an antique tractor pull, pie baking contests and a livestock sale are just some of the events featured at the Ouray County Fair, Sept. 2-4.
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Carmelo Anthony Has Already Left the Mile High City
LeBron James wanted to play with friends. Carmelo Anthony wants to do the same, and it won’t be in Denver.
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Lessons Learned at the Cushing School of Excuses
Brian Cushing didn’t take a banned fertility drug but, instead, has a unique medical condition called overtrained athlete syndrome.
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Another Anticipated Season of ‘Too Old to Play, Too Young to Retire’
by Gus Jarvis
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Once again, Brett Favre has taken the spotlight.
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The Bass-Ackwards Business Style of the NFL Needs a Change
by Gus Jarvis
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Should owners fork out the money for hot young rookies or proven veterans?
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LeBron’s Departure Tears Open Old Wounds
by Gus Jarvis
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The country has gone mad, really mad over LeBron’s decision to become a member of the Miami Heat and now Cleveland is in shambles.
Unique River Adventures Abound With Telluride Kayak School
by Martinique Davis
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Twelve-year-old Telluride Kayak outfitter now offers stand-up paddle lessons and a popular youth program.
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The High Price of World Cup Fever
by Gus Jarvis
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The goals-per-liquor ratio is not enough to keep me interested in soccer.
Cindy Watson Golf Invitational July 30
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The Cindy Watson Scholarship Foundation Golf Invitation, now in its eighteenth year, takes place Friday, July 30, at the Divide Ranch and Club in Ridgway.
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Federer beats the heat, Beck; Soderling looms (AP)

The shoes of Roger Federer of Switzerland are decorated with his initials and the New York City skyline as he plays Andreas Beck of Germany at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York, Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010. (AP Photo/Paul J. Bereswill)AP - Roger Federer is one cool customer.


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Boston's Pedroia concedes surgery possible on foot (AP)
AP - Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia is bracing for the possibility of having season-ending surgery on his broken left foot.
Thu Sep 02 17:04:35 -0500 2010
US pulls away in 2nd half to rout Tunisia 92-57 (AP)

USA's Chauncey Billups, right, puts up a shot as Tunisia's Salah Mejri defends during the preliminary round of the World Basketball Championship, Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010, in Istanbul, Turkey. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)AP - With nothing to play for, the United States looked as if it didn't want to play.


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