The new Steam & Steel Café that will open Friday, May 9, at the space formerly occupied by the Mobius can mean different things to different people.

Silverton residents dressed in Victorian-era clothes Saturday, May 3 to greet the first Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad passenger train of the season.

When Gregory Custer saw the vacant restaurant space at the Teller House Hotel in downtown Silverton last summer, he saw a possible dream come true.

Jessica Pohlman and her father, Cliff Pohlman, sail the SS Sheri Lynne down Kendall Mountain on Saturday during Snowscape’s Cardboard Derby competition. They didn’t win the race, but did take first place for design and artistic merit.

Mild, sunny weather and a slippery street created perfect conditions for the Silverton Kicksled Rodeo on Blair Street on Saturday, where dozens of Silverton residents got their kicks. 

Silverton’s annual celebration of winter, Snowscape 2008, gets under way today and winter has certainly obliged with a setting of deep snow.

Don and Shirley Kramer are on a mission to bring an old caboose back to Silverton.

Wolfie, the wolf-dog hybrid that has been unofficially adopted by the town, wanders down 14th Sreet on Tuesday.

Phil Dodd of Silverton takes advantage of mild November weather to read at his usual spot outside the Kendall Mountain Cafe on Monday.

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The San Juan County Public Health Office has scheduled flu vaccination clinics.