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Letters: Thanks for tenderness at end of pet’s life

Thanks so much to the Herald for the recent article on the tender topic of pet loss (“ Growing up, I didn’t have pets. I adopted my first dog from the La Plate County Humane Society in 2003...

DATE: Dec 16, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: It’s hard to hear my fellow Democrats

The major and big difference between the liberal/progressive national Democratic Party political views of those such as two of my college professor friends and those of people such as myself...

DATE: Dec 14, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Republicans wipe their dirty feet on it

I get it now, the Republicans have a great sense of humor. They pretend to support the Constitution but really want to wipe their dirty feet on it. They don’t want the truth but a...

DATE: Dec 13, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Hello, we’re your New Mexico neighbors

About Chessa Gill’s letter (“ We also subscribe to the newspaper; I subscribe to only the online edition, so there’s no sense that I’m shorted by less frequent print editions. I have contri...

DATE: Dec 13, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Dems gave me pizza, tried to trick me

I recently attempted to attend the National Popular Vote panel discussion. It turned out to be a Democratic propaganda-indoctrination session sponsored by La Plata County Democrats (thanks f...

DATE: Dec 12, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: If you know so much, bust the president

As one of the smelly Walmart shoppers and deplorables that voted for President Donald Trump, I would appreciate it if one of the progressive elites that regularly contribute to the Herald wo...

DATE: Dec 11, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: The time has come to pave everything

I would like to thank Mike Vandeman for his excellent letter (“ Mountain trail travel by humans is totally incompatible with nature as it originally existed and even the health of the peopl...

DATE: Dec 11, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: 32nd Street crossing is a city boondoggle

Ellen Stein’s letter in the Herald (“ She fails to mention the ridiculous cost of this monstrosity at an estimated $4,100,000. Ya, that’s right, $4 million. The 32nd Street cross...

DATE: Dec 10, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: This impeachment process is so bad, it’s funny

I am appalled by the current process to farcically try to impeach President Donald Trump. I can only laugh at Reps. Adam Schiff, Jerry Nadler, Eric Swalwell and Nancy Pelosi. ...

DATE: Dec 9, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: The time has come to think for yourselves!

Henry David Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” talks about how many people have too much reverence for the law. Thoreau wrote it during the time of the Mexican-American War, and criti...

DATE: Dec 7, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Why do you publish this mindless rubbish?

Your editorial page included an incorrect, incoherent rant from a Mr. Goodrich (“ He claimed that the AR-15, the fully automatic version of a weapon often used by America’s mass shooters, w...

DATE: Dec 6, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

Letters: Just being there makes a big difference

On Oct. 15, I attended the City Council session to award library bookmark contest winners. My youngest daughter was one of the winners in the high school category. However, I was surprised t...

DATE: Dec 5, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor

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Photos: Thousands take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ march and rally in Durango
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