Letters to the Editor Close call with cyclists a reminder to drivers I know all the Ride the Rockies cyclists riding two and three abreast made the driver angry. Living on East… June 11, 2013
Letters to the Editor Durango police need community guidance I feel they harass people accidentally speeding a few miles more than the limit or in a poorly marked school… June 11, 2013
Letters to the Editor Pot-eating dog should have been contained Because there are many legal substances in compost heaps that are unhealthy for dogs, we need to protect our pets… June 9, 2013
Letters to the Editor Climate change real, clean energy cheaper While it is correct that renewable energy is subsidized, there are also subsidies to fossil fuel suppliers. Thompson says climate… June 9, 2013
Letters to the Editor Council’s bag efforts won’t solve any problem The proposed measure is purely symbolic so we can feel progressive, but the Chamber of Commerce members were 62 percent… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor County blind to needs of the disabled The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds was recently informed that the La Plata County Building Department has closed… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Connect downtown to economic ‘caboose’ Yes, the recently installed pedestrian surface crossing light there is a big improvement, but still breaches the oft-stated axiom of… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Visitors come to Durango for its uniqueness The letter to the editor from Martha Mason (June 6) notes some of our inadequacies in this area but also… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Residents have right to personal privacy I was walking home from a restaurant when a police officer pulled me over and falsely accused me of breaking… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Obama administration incompetent, corrupt Its highly doubtful that there will be a revelation that points the finger at Barack Obama blaming him for these… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Vanquishing fantasy turns sour quickly So off I went to our friendly, local hardware store to replace the batteries in my night-vision goggles. As I… June 8, 2013
Letters to the Editor Create safe options for riders, equestrians It is unfortunate that The Durango Herald chose to set aside this concept of community to write an article (June… June 6, 2013
Letters to the Editor Do not set single-use trail precedent The beautiful, quiet trail near Junction Creek-Logchutes, would be modified to become a single-use bike speed/jump course. Access is at… June 6, 2013
Letters to the Editor Getting around Durango hard with disabilities It is absolutely illegal to charge people with disabilities more than you charge other people. Private taxis are not exempt… June 5, 2013
Letters to the Editor Scott Tipton acting like reverse Robin Hood Recent reports indicate that slashing SNAP funds, besides being heartless, would be an economic mistake. Moody’s Analytics suggests that every… June 5, 2013
Letters to the Editor Where are presidential thanks for the fallen? “On behalf of the president of the United States, we thank you for their service and ultimate sacrifice to this… June 3, 2013
Letters to the Editor ‘Feel-good’ laws interfere with sheriff’s job The record Sheriff Schirard has established speaks for itself. He is no more a “Yosemite Sam” than Jim Fuge (Letters,… June 3, 2013
Letters to the Editor Piece of paper not needed to establish ID I grew up being told by family members that we are “just a Mexican Indian, we’re not real” because we… June 2, 2013
Letters to the Editor Make no mistake: IRS scandal is an attack Never before in history has an agency (and maybe a couple of other arms) of the U.S. government been used… June 2, 2013
Letters to the Editor Support for recall did not just evaporate And I am sure that many were in mind of the fates of the supporters of the California rejection of… June 1, 2013
Letters to the Editor Societal cancer threatens to bring all down What damages human health and leads to cancer and other health issues is the same as what damages societies. The… June 1, 2013
Letters to the Editor Plastic, garbage does not go away Plastic never, that’s right, never, goes away, but lingers in the biosphere indefinitely. Anyone who doesn’t believe this needs to… June 1, 2013
Letters to the Editor Gun-gatherers suffer from hoarding disorder All this, it is obvious, has multiple applications to what I call gun-gatherers – people who advocate that the Second… June 1, 2013