Letters to the Editor Only hope is informed and active voters One definition of the political concept of “fascism” is a government controlled by corporations, which are now defined as “people”… January 31, 2015
Letters to the Editor Tests are often rife with errors This confused the students and made me cringe in frustration for our kids. How can the district ask the students… January 31, 2015
Editorials Airport expansion designs have lower costs, but a great deal still remains to be decided January 31, 2015
Opinion Property tax bills are in mail You may elect one of two ways to pay your property taxes: two payments or in one lump sum. ·… January 29, 2015
Letters to the Editor ADU fees are extortion for homeowners Over the years, in the absence of city policy, it’s been homeowners that have taken on this challenge by creating… January 29, 2015
Editorials OHVs Brown’s bill would improve safety without usurping counties’ authority January 29, 2015
Letters to the Editor Support schools’ efforts to improve These issues are not unique to Durango. They affect every single school district in every single town in every single… January 29, 2015
Editorials Industrial hemp Congressional move to legalize growing the crop could benefit Colorado ag January 27, 2015
Letters to the Editor Race, privilege conversations needed Most people want to believe that the success they’ve achieved is due only to their own capabilities and hard work.… January 26, 2015
Letters to the Editor Durango Chamber of Commerce rocks We live in such an amazing community and I can’t really imagine narrowing nominees down to three finalists, much less… January 26, 2015
Letters to the Editor Meet Jan. 27 to try to save Hay Gulch A few years ago, I used to ride my bike through a peaceful, beautiful Hay Gulch. The road was fine,… January 25, 2015
Editorials Partisan rancor lawmakers begin session by making divisive political statements January 25, 2015
Letters to the Editor Dance has paid dearly for her mistakes I know Alison Dance made some mistakes. I also know she has apologized to every employee, paid her fines, reimbursed… January 25, 2015
Letters to the Editor Everyone, not just kids, is being tested Building capacity never is. People, not just kids, are being tested at a rate unprecedented in history. They are being… January 25, 2015
Letters to the Editor Expect 2014 county property-tax bills You have the option of paying your property taxes in two payments or in one payment. If you choose to… January 25, 2015
Letters to the Editor ‘Labor-law violation’ exceptionally petty The final audit found that our daughter and one other young woman worked 20 minutes past 7 p.m. one night… January 25, 2015
Editorials Community commitment shows a deep bench of people committed to La Plata County January 25, 2015
Letters to the Editor A look at the tax base going into 2015 This “intervening year” law, with no voter approved mill levy changes for 2015, will make most property taxes very close… January 24, 2015
Letters to the Editor Counter ‘radical Islam’ with total war In a way, it’s understandable why the Obama administration wants to avoid the term “radical Islam.” The rationale is the… January 24, 2015
Letters to the Editor Dance does not deserve sensationalism Last summer, a labor audit of a local business brought a sensational headline about the investigation. Despite “no comments” from… January 24, 2015
Letters to the Editor 9-R values testing over teacher morale Yet District 9-R’s current emphasis on academic assessment and reassessment leaves little time for anything else and, therefore, remains paramount… January 24, 2015
Letters to the Editor Top-heavy administration harming SJBHD This has significant implications for our community. When employees feel they are not valued, trusted or respected, morale plummets and… January 24, 2015