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Letters: Bringing wolves back is democratic

Colorado State University’s Department of Human Dimensions of Natural Resources in Fort Collins published the results of its August 2019 polling about Colorado voter attitudes toward wolf ...

Letters: Such uninformed rants are not productive

A recent letter decries the “fact” that stimulus money is being used for drugs (“ The stimulus check and the additional unemployment benefits are intended to stimulate an economy, thus the ...

Our view: Let’s do this mall

Council should push ahead quickly with more outdoor dining for Main Avenue

Letters: Ending abortion could be key to virus

The loss of nearly 100,000 lives over a five-month period, about 658 per day, due to the invisible enemy COVID-19, is indeed a real tragedy! Terminating 63 million human lives in ...

Mike Kopp: Polis’ executive order opens way to electoral fraud

Like most Coloradans, I’m proud of the way our state is handling the COVID-19 crisis, and for this Gov. Jared Polis deserves real credit. He rallied the people of our state to flatten the cu...

Letters: Marijuana pays trillions, but not for me

I wish I never voted for legal marijuana! They give nothing back. No real health care. Just smoke yourself healthy. Clever. Good idea, hypocrites. I’m starving, I can’t...

Letter: Michael Moore’s movie exposes climate fraud

While I really do not care for Michael Moore, I broke down and watched his latest whiny movie, “Planet of the Humans.” As an earth scientist and engineer, I have always felt the c...

Letters: Do you have the right to drive 100 mph?

Just a couple of quick questions for Amber Gilchrist-Morris, owner of the Wild Horse Saloon (“ Do you allow people in your bar with no shirts? No shoes? As a citizen of this coun...

Letters: I’ll spend where you don’t overreach

I enjoy supporting businesses of Durango, but it is my opinion that your elected representatives are making it difficult for me to be willing to spend any money that will go to them in taxes...

Our view: Always pay the soldiers

On May 29, 1932, an army came to D.C. and gave the government a black eye

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Letters: That was no Memorial Day story, Herald

Memorial Day was impacted by restrictions. It was a Memorial Day we could not honor our loved ones as usual. So to fill the gap and help us commemorate this day, the Herald’s lead...