There are other aspects of reproductive health that have required CCLP advocacy at the state level…
Category: Opinion/Letters
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part Three
“Pricing for an MMS text/phone ballot measure survey will vary because each one is unique. The cost is determined by the number of questions…”
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part Two
“I co-chaired that campaign, and that was the first tax increase to pass in Archuleta County in over ten years…”
OPINION: Feed Crops to People, Not Animals
Scientists and advocates have long urged consumers, governments, and companies to accelerate the shift towards plant-based diets to enhance human health…
EDITORIAL: Council, Commissioners… Talking… Part One
Mayor Shari Pierce asked the question that needed to be asked. Would the County considering donating some County land to the Town, in exchange?
OPINION: We Must Protect the Colorado River Itself
Touton finally acted as the adult in the room, issuing an edict that must be complied with…
EDITORIAL: STR Owners File Lawsuit Against the Town of Pagosa Springs, Part Four
In fact, the voters are almost never asked to approve new fees or fee increases…
OPINION: The Second Amendment, a Palladium of Liberty?
By Sam Ben-Meir It is shameful and unconscionable that this country has allowed gun violence to become the leading cause of death among children in READ MORE
EDITORIAL: STR Owners File Lawsuit Against the Town of Pagosa Springs, Part Three
The meeting, on Friday, June 24, had been advertised in the local newspaper…
BIG PIVOTS: Can Colorado Energy Providers Keep Pace with a Warming Climate?
Colorado regulators want assurances utilities will have enough juice for air conditioners on even the hottest of days…
EDITORIAL: STR Owners File Lawsuit Against the Town of Pagosa Springs, Part Two
Some of our Daily Post readers may be lucky enough to have never been exposed to the kind of documents that typically get filed in a civil lawsuit…
EDITORIAL: STR Owners File Lawsuit Against the Town of Pagosa Springs, Part One
The court filing submitted on June 10 by Durango attorney Paul Kosnick, on behalf of certain plaintiffs, does not mention a well-known property tax loophole…
OPINION: The Controversial Topic of Short-Term Rentals, from a Local Perspective
Amazingly, in Colorado, housing, a basic sheltering necessity, has become a precious commodity…
OPINION: Is Male Birth Control Near at Hand?
When male mice were given the drug orally for just four weeks, researchers found they had such a steep drop in sperm count that they became sterile…
EDITORIAL: ‘Will Serve’… Part Four
“There are four options under consideration by the County Commissioners regarding the policy approach they prefer for regulating Vacation Rentals in Archuleta County…”
OPINION: Open Letter to the California Wool Growers Association
Invasive species livestock (cattle, sheep and goats) that evolved off-continent (Africa), which published studies show, digest virtually all the seeds of North American plants and grasses…
LETTER: Counting Ballots Securely
I canvassed for a candidate, and I saw lots of issues…
HMPRESENTLY: And the Company with the Worst Reputation is…
That’s spot-on, but I would add that public reputation is just as important for business firms of all sizes…
EDITORIAL: ‘Will Serve’… Part Three
Reportedly, the phrase “Just Say No” first materialized when Nancy Reagan was visiting Longfellow Elementary School in Oakland, California…