This situation — frozen embryos in test tubes — posed a problem to seven justices sitting on the Alabama Supreme Court last week…
Author: Bill Hudson
EDITORIAL: Town Council Takes the High Road to Resolve the Rooftop Screening Dispute
“My hope is that the County understands the Town’s position on the screening, and will provide appropriate screening on the Courthouse and the transit facility…”
EDITORIAL: Killing Us Softly with Homeowners Insurance, Part Four
Reportedly, the second-largest wildfire in California history, the Dixie Fire, was sparked when power lines owned by Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) came into contact with a tree…
‘Main Street’ Group Seeking Survey Responses About Highway 160 Reconstruction
“How concerned are you about the upcoming Highway 160 Construction Project and its potential impact on your business?”
EDITORIAL: Killing Us Softly with Homeowners Insurance, Part Three
“I reminded them, we are a rural community. And one size does not fit all… from Louisiana to Montana to Colorado, we’re different…”
EDITORIAL: CDOT Shares Some News About Downtown’s Highway Project, Part Three
At the conclusion of the meeting, Ms. Lashbrooke invited everyone to participate in an online survey, and share their concerns about the project…
EDITORIAL: Killing Us Softly with Homeowners Insurance, Part Two
“This will not bring your cost down. It’s not for that. It’s ‘insurance of last resort’ if you cannot get any insurance…”
EDITORIAL: CDOT Shares Some News About Downtown’s Highway Project, Part Two
“When you’re doing a concrete roadway, it becomes more critical to make sure we have what’s underneath the roadway taken care of…”
EDITORIAL: Killing Us Softly with Homeowners Insurance, Part One
“In other words, the market is currently consolidating under only the five largest carriers. Which will make things more monopolistic…”
EDITORIAL: CDOT Shares Some News About Downtown’s Highway Project, Part One
“We’re about to embark on another project through downtown… but the project has sort of evolved over time. It’s grown….”
EDITORIAL: The PAWSD Fee Increases You May Have Heard About, Part Two
Board President Jim Smith started the meeting off by asking for approval of the agenda, and then opened the floor to public testimony…
EDITORIAL: The PAWSD Fee Increases You May Have Heard About, Part One
The proposal tentatively supported by the PAWSD Board shows the wastewater CIF increasing from $1,179 in 2023… to $16,509 in 2024….
EDITORIAL: A Continuing Fight Over Rooftop Screening, Part Three
“So we’re looking at a potential loss of $14 million in grants, over something that is purely aesthetic. The screening has no structural function in either building…”
EDITORIAL: ‘Colorado Concern’, ‘Advance Colorado’ Join Forces on Property Tax Relief Measure
“The measure would help both homeowners and local businesses alike. 75% of the property tax relief in the ballot measure would go to residential and homeowner taxes…”
EDITORIAL: ‘CDOT Construction Update’ Presentation Today at Riff Raff Brewing
I hear Pagosa Springs is going to be suffering through some road repairs this summer. As we did last summer. And the summer before that…
EDITORIAL: A Continuing Fight Over Rooftop Screening, Part Two
“One thing I will say, without question. We’re not going through the roof membrane to affix anything to that roof…”
EDITORIAL: A Continuing Fight Over Rooftop Screening, Part One
“And presently, the Town is requiring that we put in writing a commitment to include screening. I told them we’re not going to do that…”
EDITORIAL: Big Dream on Pagosa Street, Part Six
Planning Director Cindy Schultz felt confident, she said, that households in this income range should be able to qualify for mortgages for the types of homes being proposed…