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Tyler Brown

Durango

Reporter at Durango Herald

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Articles

  • Baristas at Southeast Portland Starbucks Walk Out Over Dress Code Enforcement

    1 month ago | wweek.com | Tyler Brown

    In the cold spring rain on Monday morning, the green aprons were gone. Starbucks baristas at three local shops—Pioneer Courthouse Square, Southeast 28th Avenue and Powell Boulevard, and the Stucki Hillsboro location—walked off the job and onto picket lines, citing unfair labor practices tied to company dress code enforcement and stalled union contract negotiations.

  • Bend Psilocybin Center Becomes First in Oregon to Offer Insurance Coverage

    2 months ago | wweek.com | Tyler Brown

    A Bend-based nonprofit psilocybin service center has become the first in the state to offer private insurance coverage for psychedelic therapy. Bendable Therapy announced this week it will now accept insurance through Enthea, the only licensed benefits provider offering coverage for psychedelic mental health treatments.

  • High school students save money, get jump on college with concurrent enrollment

    Dec 11, 2024 | durangoherald.com | Tyler Brown

    Durango, Bayfield students say program prepared them for next steps Rising college costs have led more high school students to explore earning credits through concurrent enrollment programs – which can save students and their families tens of thousands of dollars in pursuing a four-year degree. According to the Colorado Community College System, more than 39,000 of the 88,118 students enrolled in two-year programs statewide are still in high school.

  • Nonprofit focused on service industry workers in Southwest Colorado names new leader

    Dec 9, 2024 | the-journal.com | Tyler Brown

    Monday, Dec 9, 2024 5:52 PM Updated Monday, Dec.

  • Noel Night has roots in adversity; it has become a cherished Durango event

    Dec 5, 2024 | durangoherald.com | Tyler Brown |Jerry McBride

    Founders wanted to help businesses while building community Durango has its share annual events, including those during the holiday season, such as the Turkey Trot and Singing with Santa. But for local businesses, few traditions hold as much significance as Noel Night, taking place Friday night. Often likened to Durango’s version of Black Friday, Noel Night draws residents downtown on the first Friday of December, lured by discounts at their favorite local shops.

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