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SUMMARY:Power of Place
LOCATION:Durango Public Library\nDurango Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a deeper dive into some of the topics in the "Powe
 r of Place: Colorado 150 Southwest" commemorative magazine..\nhttps://dura
 ngopubliclibrary.libnet.info/event/15587787
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Have you read the magazine and just want t
 o know more? That&rsquo\;s what many readers are saying and the Durango Pu
 blic Library is prepared to give you that chance. The longtime local autho
 rs would love to tell you more about their article topics\, so please join
  us to explore more about Southwest Colorado&rsquo\;s history and heritage
 s. A great opportunity for those who have lived here for a long time to le
 arn something new about this wonderful region we call home as well as a ch
 ance to get grounded for those who&rsquo\;ve barely arrived.</p>\n<p>If yo
 u haven&rsquo\;t seen the Power of Place magazine yet\, written by local a
 uthors of this region\, you can pick up a copy of the free magazine at the
  Durango Public Library or the Animas Museum. You can also download a digi
 tal copy at&nbsp\;<a href="http://www.colorado150southwest.org">www.colora
 do150southwest.org</a>.</p>\n<p>Our panelsts for the event include:</p>\n<
 p>1.) Charles DiFerdinando\, author of the Power of Place article &ldquo\;
 From Trails to Towns&rdquo\;\, Southwest Colorado Immigration. Charles is 
 a 5th generation Durango native\, descended from Italian and Scottish immi
 grants.</p>\n<p>2.) Johnny Valdez\, author of &ldquo\;A Different Perspect
 ive&rdquo\; The Brunot Agreement. Johnny is a Native historian\, Southern 
 Ute Indian tribe descendant and the tribe&rsquo\;s former Executive Office
 r.</p>\n<p>3.) Jeff Johnson\, author of &ldquo\;Full Steam Ahead&rdquo\;\,
  Railroad Lore. Jeff is VP/General Manager of the Durango &amp\; Silverton
  Narrow Gauge Railroad.</p>\n<p>4.) Peggy Monta&ntilde\;o\, author of &ldq
 uo\;Hispano and Basque Sheepherders&rdquo\; Traditional Livestock Grazing.
  Peggy lives in Durango and together with a large multi-generational famil
 y\, shares many decades of family history in southwest Colorado and northe
 rn New Mexico.</p>\n<p>5.) Andrew Gulliford\, author of &ldquo\;Shared Spa
 ces&rdquo\; Southwest Colorado Public Lands. Andrew is a professor of hist
 ory and environmental studies at Fort Lewis College and the author of many
  award-winning books and articles.</p>\nhttps://durangopubliclibrary.libne
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