Voicing their opposition on Wednesday to Ballot Measure 1A at College Drive and Camino del Rio are, from left, Sunie Silva, Amanda Mulkey, Autumn Scholl and Nancy Scribner. Voters are being asked in the April 4 city of Durango mail-in election if fluoridation of drinking water should continue. A vote “for the ordinance” would discontinue fluoridation, and a vote “against the ordinance” would allow fluoridation to continue. For full election coverage, go to <a href="durangoherald.com/tags/election">durangoherald.com/tags/election</a>.
Voicing their opposition on Wednesday to Ballot Measure 1A at College Drive and Camino del Rio are, from left, Sunie Silva, Amanda Mulkey, Autumn Scholl and Nancy Scribner. Voters are being asked in the April 4 city of Durango mail-in election if fluoridation of drinking water should continue. A vote “for the ordinance” would discontinue fluoridation, and a vote “against the ordinance” would allow fluoridation to continue. For full election coverage, go to <a href="durangoherald.com/tags/election">durangoherald.com/tags/election</a>.Shaun Stanley/Durango Herald