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Letters: Why does the treatment plant still stink?

We are hearing the Durango sewage treatment plant is completed. Why does it still smell like the old one? After $65 million, it still smells like sewage. Didn’t they pr...

Letters: Librarian shows how to address racism

Shelly Walchack has provided personal guidance for dealing with institutional racism. First, she asked the question “What can I do?” She conducted a systemic audit of h...

Letters: Silence on Black lives is deafening in Cortez

A small band of Montezuma County residents has been marching on Main Street every Saturday for months, bearing signs that say Black Lives Matter and calling for justice and peace. They organ...

Letters: Too many in U.S. prioritize their freedoms

Responses to coronavirus restrictions run the gamut, from the fear of venturing outside to retrieve mail without a mask to the bizarre “It’s a hoax.” Nonbelievers challenge restrictions inte...

Our view: De Gaulle and the liberation of Paris

One cannot talk long about the liberation of Paris, which culminated on Aug. 25, 1944, without stumbling over the gargantuan figure of Charles de Gaulle, who would go on from that day to bec...

Letters: Trump’s idea of how democracy works

If you are the president of the United States, and the election is approaching, and you are aware that you will not likely be re-elected, you must act decisively. First, state pub...

Letters: Imagine a U.S. overrun by hateful leftists

Imagine a United States in which major cities governed by liberal politicians are overrun with violence and where anti-American protests often lead to violence and destruction. Im...

Letters: Transit left me nothing but a stone bench

Durango Transit needs to get to know the customers they serve. They need help to solve their problem with the Walmart bus stop that is shared with the Road Runner Transit. ...

Letters: What matters to the counterprotesters?

When I saw the There were many American flags on display. One would naturally assume that the group loved this country, and I’d wager that many of them say they would do anything for the U...

Farhad Manjoo: How to Fix America: Spend. Spend. Spend.

As a respite from a spring spent under quarantine, my family booked a weeklong vacation last month in a cozy, remote house in the California desert. While the kids cannonballed in...

Letters: Visiting cyclist needs to get over himself

To the bicyclist who thinks Durango mean (Letters: “ Really? Unpacking your stuff onto a stranger’s vehicle is rude and tacky. Also, self-entitled. You need to learn s...

Letters: Durango government is not trusted

This is the It would seem that Cathy Metz and her “rubber stamp” cronies on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board have once again intentionally not made attempts to purchase this propert...