Letters to the Editor FLC can rebound if it shakes old practices Even as we have faced declining enrollment, we have added an associate V.P. of Academic Affairs and an Assistant V.P.… February 3, 2018
From our Congressman Sullivan: Can a top editor save local news back home? Margaret Sullivan “She basically told me I didn’t belong there anymore,” Tomlin said. Instead, Tomlin persevered and eventually crossed the… February 2, 2018
Editorials SOTU: Trump’s first state of the union full of proposals, but short on specifics President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in… February 2, 2018
Letters to the Editor The story behind the Snowdown slogan In 1990, I had 2-year-old twin boys and was pregnant with our daughter. I read a story on old-time patent… February 2, 2018
Thomas Friedman Friedman: Can crazy still keep the peace between Israel and Iran? Thomas L. FriedmanJosh Haner/The New York Times) How so? I’m traveling along the Israeli border road at the intersection of… February 1, 2018
Catherine Rampell Rampell: Trump’s immigration ‘compromise’ is a trick Catherine Rampell Supposedly this immigration framework includes “concessions” to Democrats because it involves protections for “dreamers,” the young undocumented immigrants… February 1, 2018
Letters to the Editor Nofles: Congress should act so seniors get the care they need A failure by Congress to repeal a harsh limit on therapy treatments poses very real financial and medical threats to… February 1, 2018
From our Congressman Brooks: The precious and potent power of human touch David Brooks The children received first-class nutrition and medical care, but they were barely touched, to minimize their contact with… January 31, 2018
Editorials A Black Tie Affair: Durango pulls together again for Snowdown, the best party of the year There are so many things that make Snowdown special. That this year marks 40 (!) years of fun and frivolity… January 31, 2018
Letters to the Editor Important information on property taxes After printing, our software vendor informed all Colorado treasurers that there was a bug in the system that used the… January 31, 2018
Ross Douthat Douthat: The necessity of Stephen Miller Ross Douthat<br><br>(CREDIT: Josh Haner/The New York Times) Miller is the White House’s point man for immigration policy (and for strange… January 30, 2018
Letters to the Editor Pitts: NEPA modernitzation is long overdue That is why the U.S. Forest Service is currently seeking to modernize their NEPA regulations for the first time in… January 30, 2018
Nicholas Kristof Kristof: Trump leads the world, backward Nicholas Kristof OK, fact-checkers found at least two falsehoods, and the audience booed when Trump went off script and raged… January 30, 2018
Letters to the Editor Advertisement was deeply offensive Why? Because it’s not life this group is supporting, it’s birth. If groups like this truly supported life, the Children’s… January 29, 2018
From our Congressman Polis: Keeping Colorado wild requires a bold plan and vision Jared Polis These special places also power our outdoor economy, sustaining 229,000 jobs and $9.7 billion in salaries and wages… January 29, 2018
Editorials Ethics Commission: Coloradans rightly cherish openess; the IEC needs to comply with CORA The rights of the public to scrutinize the records and attend the meetings of public bodies are firmly ensconced in… January 29, 2018
From our Congressman Givon and Helmin-Schmid: Revising our land-use code; let reason prevail over passion reason prevail over passion January 27, 2018
From the State Senate Coram: Speaking up for broadband in rural Colorado Representative Don Coram To start the year off, we successfully passed a bill that continues an interstate compact allowing nurses… January 27, 2018
From the Mayor White: Join us in efforts to deal with a changing climate Dick White, Mayor of Durango Droughts, wildfires, hurricanes, and floods: none respect political dogma. Climate change mostly results from human… January 27, 2018
Population Matters Grossman: Don’t control population this way It has been more than 20 years since the Rwandan genocide, but it stands out in my mind as the… January 27, 2018
Editorials O.R. in CO: Welcoming the Outdoor Retailer Show to Colorado provides a cautionary tale In this Jan. 11, 2017, file photo, people attend the Outdoor Retailer show at the Salt Palace Convention Center in… January 27, 2018
Editorials Dan Snowberger: Durango 9-R superintendent has earned a contract extension through June 2020 Dan Snowberger, Durango School District 9-R Superintendent <br><br>Credit: DAVID BERGELAND/Durango Herald That is the question we tend to ask when… January 26, 2018