But there was another locked door inside the first door, to which the key has not yet been found…
Author: Bill Hudson
EDITORIAL: Memorial Day for a Confused and Divided Nation
Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning military personnel who died while serving in the Armed Forces…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Seven
Psychologists know that ‘play’ is an essential part of a healthy childhood. And healthy play involves taking risks…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Six
“They have made vapes so it’s just really hard to catch kiddos. Cigarette smoke was really distinguishable. Vape smoke is a lot like girls’ perfume. It’s sweet…”
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Five
“Those kids are too important. I actually care about them receiving all of their pieces, and they will not even know that there has been a change made…”
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Four
A group of retired school teachers attended the May 13 School Board meeting and sat in the back row, quietly holding signs…
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Three
“…I think to myself, that’s $120 million over 30 years, and at the end of the 30 years, you’re going to do it again. And I would just like the Board to consider alternatives…”
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part Two
Does the School Board think 2025 is the best year for a school bond election?
EDITORIAL: An Evening with the Archuleta School Board, Part One
The MPAC discussions were facilitated by RTA Architects, a firm that specializes in schools, healthcare facilities, and government and community buildings…
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part Five
Our state and local bureaucracies have tried their level best, with their rules and regulations, to create the community we want to live in…
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part Four
“So, if the five homes don’t get sold in the near future, who’s liable for the debt on that?”
EDITORIAL: I Didn’t Get to Vote for the Pope
According to his initial public addresses, Pope Leo XIV is opposed to wars and genocide, and embraces the quest for universal dignity and justice, especially for immigrants and the poor…
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part Three
“We’re hoping the interest rates will shake out and come down a little bit. That would help us a lot, to move these houses that we currently have…”
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part Two
“We will be doing a campaign in the newspaper to move these houses, and we’ll be sending out a letter to all major employers…”
EDITORIAL: Status Quo at Pagosa Area Water & Sanitation District?
Last night, the Pagosa Area Water and Sanitation District — PAWSD — released the unofficial results of the district Board election, which was held via mail ballot…
EDITORIAL: A Trip Through Bureaucratic Hell, Part One
“So, I think some of you may have heard me say this in the last month, but I’m tired of being the test dummy for DOLA…”
EDITORIAL: An Unsettling Story About Colorado Metro Districts, Part Seven
“Collins and a client developer from Aspen created the Special District Association in 1975. By 1981, they got the legislature to completely re-write Title 32 and the modern metro district for developers was born….”
EDITORIAL: Brutta Figura
“Oh, I see, They can’t take a joke? You don’t mean the Catholics, you mean the fake news media? No, the Catholics loved it…”