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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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Our view: Can you hear me now? The great Atlantic crossing

After a painfully slow start, toward the end of the 1840s, on both sides of the Atlantic, the growth of the telegraph was explosive. “No schedule of telegraphic lines can now be r...

Letters: Trump does just what he says he’ll do

I am writing to advertise my support of President Trump and to induce others to vote for him, too. Joe Biden has been in politics a long time and what has he done? Enrich his son?...

Letters: It may seem bureaucratic but it’s good

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission was created to oversee oil and gas development in the state of Colorado. Recently, the commission was charged with prioritizing public health...

Letters: The right wing adores an egotistical liar

I read a letter to the editor that continues haunting my thoughts (“ Jeff Bleecker begins his letter on a humorous note, “We have a national outbreak of leftism sweeping our country.” Don’t...

Letters: Porter-Norton not well served by Herald

I am very honored to support Marsha Porter-Norton for county commissioner. She is the forward-thinking and clear choice we need now. In a The reporter left out that she has headed her own ...

Letters: Jack Turner is perfect for commission

I have had the great pleasure of knowing Jack Turner for over 50 years. We met at Miller Junior High in the late ’60s and I have noted his thoughtfulness and his love of Durango and pride in...

Letters: We’d like to still do business here, but ...

Over the years we have always loved coming to Durango once a week or so, for shopping, coffee and conversation, meetings, dancing to Johnny Gimble’s fiddle, music at the Fort. Sure, we can s...

Our view: Just implement the law already

Greenwood Village thinks it can circumvent new state policing law

Letters: Time to let go of racist, sexist symbols

I read with interest the letters to the I, too, remember the images, books, movies and other icons of my past. However, I’m 60 years old and now realize how many of those things I once enj...

Bret Stephens: American crime and the crazy Baltimore model

In 2014, there were 211 homicides in the city of Baltimore. The next year, there were 342, an astonishing increase of 62%. The murder rate has barely budged since. What happened? ...