The question of “infrastructure” pertains very clearly to the proposed Dry Gulch Reservoir…
Category: Opinion/Letters
OPINION: The ‘Each One Reach One’ Strategy for No Kings, March 28
We need our neighbors, our coworkers, distant cousins, childhood friends…
EDITORIAL: Feuding Water Districts Come to a Tentative Agreement, Part One
“We look forward to cooperation between all of the entities to reach a final settlement at which time the outline of terms then agreed to will be discussed in an open public meeting…”
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Housing Affordability Needs Federal Support
Additional research of mine shows that many younger Americans have come to expect that they won’t ever own a home and won’t save up for one…
OPINION: Our Electric Grid… Our Future…
Energy flow to nearby nodes is favored and more efficient, thus reducing loss from long transmission lines…
LETTER: Shameful Bigotry in Congress
Anti-Muslim racism receives little pushback in our country…
EDITORIAL: Thoughts About the Pagosa Springs Town Election, April 7
Town voters mailed their ballots in modest numbers last November, when they were given the opportunity to create a 1% sales tax…
OPINION: Public Land Grazing is Vital for a Healthy America
The U.S. is losing ranch and farmland to other uses at an incredible rate. Overall, the U.S. is losing about 2,000 acres of farmland daily…
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Twelve
Following the closed-door executive session yesterday, the PAWSD Board convened in open session to consider a request for fee waivers…
BORDERLANDS HEALTH: Food is Health Infrastructure — from Security to Sovereignity
Can young families stay, farm, cook, and pass knowledge forward?
OPINION: Western Slope is Ready to Move Beyond Political Drama
Meanwhile, my focus remains exactly where it has been for nearly a year: the people of CO-3…
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Eleven
This might help explain why the average age in Archuleta County is now 52 years, compared to Colorado as a whole, at about 38 years…
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Ten
“We’re always sold a bill of goods, and the carrot that’s dangled out in front of us is always moved just beyond what we’re able to reach…”
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Nine
“I believe you said it costs $30,000 a month to rent a single bypass pump? And we have four of them on site?…”
EDITORIAL: The Heartwarming Integrity of Colorado’s Gaming Industry
“Our goal to become a $1 billion lottery is in our sight with this year’s tremendous revenue success…”
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: Survey Finds Colleges More Ideologically-Balanced
“88 percent expressed confidence that their degree or credential will help them get a job after graduation…”
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Eight
“Aspen House will be the first fully supportive group home in Archuleta County dedicated to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities…”
EDITORIAL: The State of the Union, Pagosa Style, Part Seven
Commissioner Medina characterized this change in Archuleta County policy, partly, as respect for private property rights…
OPINION: U.S. and Israel Chasing an Illusion in Iran
The result will not be transformation in Tehran, but a high-risk spiral toward open-ended war…
