Letters to the Editor High-schoolers should take aptitude tests There ought to be mandatory aptitude and vocational testing of all high school seniors before they graduate. Those who qualify… August 28, 2013
Letters to the Editor Environmentalists lack substance How typical of a liberal, when you do not have a substantive position, to attack the opposing view. Just like… August 28, 2013
Letters to the Editor Don’t sell limited ban as help to environment The ban, as it stands today, is a tax and will do little or nothing for the environment. People in… August 28, 2013
Letters to the Editor ADU issue more complex than suggested ADU owners might prefer to own larger homes, independent of rental income. However, access to this privilege is not afforded… August 27, 2013
Letters to the Editor Wake up to tragic events bedeviling Egypt At this writing, 89 Coptic churches (Christian) have been burned to the ground. Coptic women are being raped, children are… August 25, 2013
Letters to the Editor Source of Syrian weapons stash no mystery The delegation of U.N. chemical investigators, as of this writing, have not set foot in Syria at the invitation of… August 25, 2013
Editorials Secession Underlying impulse is valid; the proposal, however, will not work August 25, 2013
Letters to the Editor Choosing death affects entire community In both cases, The Durango Herald should have covered the events in all their gory details even though it’s a… August 25, 2013
Editorials College affordability plan addresses cost of education, goes beyond student funding access August 25, 2013
Letters to the Editor Gun wackos asked to keep their distance Their distemper-induced demands are particularly odious when regarded against the recent attempt at a mass shooting at a school in… August 25, 2013
Letters to the Editor A welcome plan for the Bridge to Nowhere Everyone who has at least one registered car will get a portion of their hard-earned money back that was wasted… August 24, 2013
Letters to the Editor Pick-up policy drives couple from recycling We live on the north end of Durango with an alley behind our home. Our trash is picked up in… August 24, 2013
Editorials Election 2013 Primarily because of local issues, off-year ballot has become surprisingly interesting August 24, 2013
Letters to the Editor Some doctors see new Medicare patients I would also suggest that Young investigate why primary-care doctors limit the number of Medicare and Medicaid patients they accept… August 24, 2013
Letters to the Editor Critics miss facts, history of climate change In the 1890s, long before Obama was born, science had achieved the capability to measure the flux of solar energy… August 24, 2013
Letters to the Editor Story prompted hope that town can help This woman felt like she had no choice, but to end her life and take her two daughters with her.… August 24, 2013
Letters to the Editor Include the Herald in city’s war on shoppers However, why draw the line with the major commercial outlets in Durango? I believe the council could better establish its… August 22, 2013
Letters to the Editor Require merchants to use recyclable bags First, while the plastic bags now used by local merchants aren’t recyclable, other types of plastic bags apparently are. We’ve… August 22, 2013
Letters to the Editor Recycling revenue claim somewhat suspect That statement would appear to be a mistake. James Veach Bayfield Editor’s note: The fees collected on Aug. 17 included… August 22, 2013
Letters to the Editor Story raises questions about compost The story states that Durango Compost and Phoenix Recycling recycle construction waste, and make nonmanure compost from wood chips –… August 21, 2013