Letters to the Editor Toxic metals still remain in the river Obviously they have settled in the sediment where they will affect aquatic organisms, move further downstream and become magnified in… September 15, 2015
Editorials Targeting people Justice Department to prosecute individuals in corporate crimes September 14, 2015
Letters to the Editor Support moving Durango’s sewer plant This topic of moving, or not, the sewer plant is of major importance. We will have to live with the… September 14, 2015
Letters to the Editor Look into why local gas prices stay high Obvious price coordination among our local suppliers raises the question whether there is some type of price fixing here in… September 14, 2015
Letters to the Editor Abortion must be safe, legal, last resort Women were still getting abortions. Rich women got D&Cs in antiseptic doctors’ offices, under all sorts of guises other than… September 13, 2015
Letters to the Editor Dumpster art a benefit of Friends’ grants That Durango nurtures unique creative ventures is another testament to the vibrancy of our community. For several years, the Dumpster… September 13, 2015
Editorials Right to Die Farsighted Oregon measure worthy of adoption in other states September 13, 2015
Letters to the Editor Tie a string around your finger It doesn’t take a huge amount of effort to say a kind word to that senior citizen you encounter in… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Developers should also pay for roads Now that the roads are in bad shape, the commissioners are probably going to let us vote on whether to… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Is the sewer plant missing capacity? So now I read that the plant has a capacity of 2 million gallons per day. My question is why… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Golf course is a poor use for forest land A friend told me that this was from a land trade made by the Forest Service. The bare mountainsides were… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Now is the time to move the sewer plant The first city system was built in 1958 and was replaced with the existing facility in 1985. There was a… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Why even consider a new sewer plant? To my recollection, the sewer plant odor was not offensive until recently. The past three or four years. About the… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor The United States created today’s Iran Today, we have in place in Iran a fundamentalist Shiite theocracy that regards the West, and the United States specifically,… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Test drilling would have prevented spill The uncontrolled breach of the plug instantaneously released thousands of gallons per minute of water and suspended solids. This venturi-like… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Fire assignment offered simple reminder Sandra Shellnut Durango September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor DHS did well with wrestling coaches They have amazing passion to help young people become better adults and use the sport of wrestling as the platform.… September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Lobby the city to move the sewer plant Santa Rita could really be an amazing community asset but it’s dominated by a stinking waste of precious acreage. Meanwhile,… September 12, 2015
Editorials Water plan your feedback on this complex document by the Sept. 17 deadline September 12, 2015
Letters to the Editor Spill blame and solutions closer to home An editorial in the Herald (Aug. 30) even included “Mother Nature” among the spill culprits. The EPA, Washington and even… September 10, 2015
Letters to the Editor Sense of place more than just a ‘brand’ Even before the spill, tourists were expressing strong displeasure with the increase in panhandling transients. The Gold King Mine spill… September 10, 2015
Letters to the Editor Mine spill sounds like plot for a novel The EPA is working trying to establish a Superfund site in a small mountain mining town that has become a… September 10, 2015