Is our American way of life threatened by nonprofit organizations?
Author: Bill Hudson
Bill Hudson began sharing his opinions in the Pagosa Daily Post in 2004 and can't seem to break the habit. He claims that, in Pagosa Springs, opinions are like pickup trucks: everybody has one.
EDITORIAL: Countering Organized Political Violence, Everywhere, Part Three
Americans were largely united during World War II in a battle to defeat European fascism…
EDITORIAL: Countering Organized Political Violence, Everywhere, Part Two
“Instead, it is a culmination of sophisticated, organized campaigns of targeted intimidation, radicalization, threats, and violence designed to silence opposing speech…”
EDITORIAL: Countering Organized Political Violence, Everywhere, Part One
“The Colorado Health Foundation is deeply concerned about a new federal memo directing government agencies to investigate and disrupt networks, organizations and funders…”
EDITORIAL: Springs Resort Attorney Suggests a Geothermal Lawsuit, Part Four
“A Mineral Fee is also proposed under Scenario 2. Instead of charging the hot springs resorts directly, the cost is shifted to the hot springs customers as a “turnstile” fee…”
EDITORIAL: Springs Resort Attorney Suggests a Geothermal Lawsuit, Part Three
I mentioned, previously, my opinion that the Springs Resort has had its operations generously subsidized by the town taxpayers since the mid-1990s…
EDITORIAL: Springs Resort Attorney Suggests a Geothermal Lawsuit, Part Two
The geothermal heat exchanger is housed in a metal building currently receiving colorful murals on all four sides…
EDITORIAL: Springs Resort Attorney Suggests a Geothermal Lawsuit, Part One
Back in the early 1980s, in the midst of an oil crisis, the U.S. Department of Energy provided a sizable grant to the Town of Pagosa Springs…
EDITORIAL: Yet Another Sad and Confusing Meeting… Part Four
“Are you living on the same amount of money that you were living on 30 years ago? I’m not. None of us are, because we can’t…”
EDITORIAL: Yet Another Sad and Confusing Meeting… Part Three
“That’s way too much money to take out of an economy as small as ours. It will hurt us. And I think the biggest hurt will be Road & Bridge…”
EDITORIAL: The Message on the Chalkboard, Part Two
“What were we doing? How did we do it? And how could we know if we were having the effect we wanted?…”
EDITORIAL: Yet Another Sad and Confusing Meeting… Part Two
“I’ve already written to you folks about what I think of this administration building, and I am going to hold my ground on that today…”
EDITORIAL: The Message on the Chalkboard, Part One
“We believe that all children deserve access to a quality education — one that prepares them for the duties of citizenship in a democracy and connects them to economic opportunity…”
EDITORIAL: Yet Another Sad and Confusing Meeting… Part One
“Taking an overall look at what’s going on here, with all these agencies vying for money. I really think we need to look at that…”
EDITORIAL: A Sad and Confusing PAWSD Meeting, Part Three
Indeed, Habitat did win its reimbursement, by a 4-1 vote, with board member Gene Tautges voting ‘Nay’…
EDITORIAL: A Sad and Confusing PAWSD Meeting, Part Two
Does the PAWSD board believe that “lack of affordable housing” is a crisis in Archuleta?
Join Pagosa Peak Open School for ‘Coffeehouse Nite’ Tomorrow, for Music and Poetry
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EDITORIAL: A Sad and Confusing PAWSD Meeting, Part One
Last year, the CDC contracted with BWD Construction to build ten ‘affordable’ homes, and Habitat purchased three ‘affordable’ modular homes…
EDITORIAL: A Few Words from Attorney General Phil Weiser, Part Two
“Before I worked for Justice Ginsberg, I worked for a different judge, who taught me an incredibly important lesson”…