Jonathan Romeo is a Staff Writer/Editor at THE DURANGO TELEGRAPH LLC. He focuses on topics related to crime and lawsuits, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of legal issues and their implications within the community. His work has also been featured in the Camas-Washougal Post-Record.
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Jonathan's coverage mainly focuses on local community issues, historical preservation, and outdoor recreation in Durango, Colorado. His articles often feature government announcements and expert commentary related to culture & society, family & relationships, agriculture & farming, and entertainment news.
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But Oregon biologist Pepper Trail, 70, who often writes for the opinion service Writers on the Range, said he and other close observers have noticed climate shifts for decades.
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