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Letters: 9-R could save park with a conservancy

Here’s an idea! What if Durango School District 9-R put Buckley Park into conservancy? It could then do a GoFundMe or other type of money drive and ask locals to fund t...

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Clyde Church: County considers land use code for adoption

For almost three years, the La Plata County Board of County Commissioners and county staff have been working to develop and adopt a new land-use code that makes the development process more ...

Letters: Natives should vote on the ‘Chief’ sign

I want to express my support to save the “Chief.” He has been a landmark in Durango for over 50 years. I recommend taking a vote from the Native American people who are purportedl...

Our view: Why are we still in Afghanistan?

U.S. may have more pressing matters than its longest war, but not forever

Letters: Support businesses that enforce masks

Why support businesses, like some big box stores and those locally owned, that don’t enforce mask-wearing and social distancing? Whose customer dollar is more important to them?...

Letters: You cannot see me smile as we pass

Thanks to all the locals and guests in town who wear masks! We appreciate your maturity and care for both the health of others and the viability of businesses by wearing masks. Pa...

Letters: Shop local, for city managers like Blake

Finally, a light of wisdom, community and common sense illuminates our recent spiritual darkness! In cosmic sync with Comet Neowise, Interim City Manager Amber Blake announced her bid to run...

Letters: I went to a BLM rally at Buckley Park

Recently, I attended a Black Lives Matter rally at Buckley Park. I want to congratulate the citizens of Durango for behaving appropriately. Although I quietly disagreed...

Our view: The Washington Post should disclose settlement

The Kentucky student notches another quiet win against American journalism

Sue Dorsey: Colorado’s overlooked small businesses still have time to grab a lifeline

We heard panic from our community lending partners almost immediately as the COVID-19 pandemic began forcing closures. The smallest local businesses were falling through the crack...

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