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San Juan College Bike Park Pump Track opens to community - Vimarsana News

San Juan College Bike Park Pump Track opens to community

“To see people come out here on the second day it was open, to see kids just tearing it up, it was great,” said San Juan College VP Ed DesPlas. “It made me wish I was 40 years younger.”

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No health insurance? No problem. San Juan College getting campus health center. - Vimarsana News

No health insurance? No problem. San Juan College getting campus health center.

A new student health center at San Juan College is being built at a cost of $2.2 million and should open in the fall of 2025, officials say.

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Work on San Juan College bike park expected to begin in spring, be complete by mid-summer - Vimarsana News

Work on San Juan College bike park expected to begin in spring, be complete by mid-summer

San Juan College officials have hired a contractor to build a paved pump track at a mountain biking park located just south of the main campus.

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College's record for 'making things happen' gave weight to funding request – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

College's record for 'making things happen' gave weight to funding request – The Durango Herald

U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez spoke at San Juan College Tuesday and presented the college with $1.1 million from the 2022-23 Congressional Budget Bill. The money will go toward construction of a s...

San Juan College will proceed with planning for projects after vote - Vimarsana News

San Juan College will proceed with planning for projects after vote

The bond issue included $500,000 for improvements to San Juan College's mountain biking park, as well as $5.5 million for a new physical plant.