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Letter: Railroad schedule will harm Rockwood area

The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (DSNGR) has now released its schedule for this year. In a repeat of last year’s awful experience, they will run three trains a day out of Rockwo...

DATE: Mar 20, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Mask mandates are absurd

The question is: Do we have a right to be free of any bacteria and/or viruses spread by others? No. We do not have the right to be free of all microbes, bacteria or virus – from anywhere or ...

DATE: Mar 20, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Council deserves better than Furtney

I am the daughter of Jerry L. “Jake” Dalla. I am writing in response to comments made by City Council candidate Seth Furtney to the Durango Herald . Furtney wa...

DATE: Mar 19, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Youssef, Lockwood, Buell are the right combination

Council leadership is more than individuals, it is a collective team that helps guide decisions through collaboration, diversity of experience and varied expertise. My vote goes ...

DATE: Mar 19, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Youseff has earned our trust for another term

Melissa Youssef is exactly what Durango has needed to progressively move forward into a better Durango for all that live here. She has raised a family here and been a moving forc...

DATE: Mar 18, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Vote Youssef and Buell for City Council

I am very happy to endorse both Melissa Youssef and Jessika Buell for our City Council election. Melissa has a huge capacity to learn the truth behind difficult issues and come t...

DATE: Mar 18, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Furtney overcomes challenges and collaborates

I’m Seth Furtney’s wife and I’d like to fill in a more complete picture about him. He’s a doer. I put things in a “honey-do” pile and they magically reappear sewed, taped, glued,...

DATE: Mar 18, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Vote ‘No’ on lodgers tax increase

I urge Durango voters to vote “No” on the Durango lodgers tax increase. The current lodgers tax is projected to generate over $1 million in revenue dedicated to advertising to increase touri...

DATE: Mar 18, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Furtney will support new ideas, policies

I whole-heartedly support Seth Furtney for City Council. Seth has the management credentials to show he is well suited to take on the issues that Durango faces. He has shown this as a member...

DATE: Mar 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Furtney, Youssef will continue progress

The Durango Herald accurately assessed that Seth Furtney’s breadth of experience will be useful. Seth also has been studying the financial issues of the city. He can provide solu...

DATE: Mar 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Buell offers out-of-the-ordinary leadership

It is with great pleasure that I endorse Jessika Buell for Durango City Council. I have had the opportunity to know Jessika on a professional level as well as a personal level. T...

DATE: Mar 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letter: Vote ‘No’ on lodgers tax ‘selling of Durango’

Even with the pandemic, Durango and surrounding areas were inundated with visitors this year. They packed our trails and campgrounds beyond capacity. They clogged our roads and taxed our inf...

DATE: Mar 17, 2021 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

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