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Love and courage at the Rec Center

I was swimming laps at the Durango Recreation Center when the noise grew to a dull roar – the whole 6th grade class of Bayfield Middle School descended. As I gathered my things, my attention...

Council looks to give better direction to staff

In my April editorial, I noted that change is in the air. Durango has a new City Council, with fresh ideas, open minds and a willingness to challenge the status quo. We recently g...

Respect for ‘Population Bomb’

A friend sent me a copy of Paul Ehrlich’s classic, “The Population Bomb.” I had never read it, although it helped to launch concern about human population in the USA. It was diffe...

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Hick on guns

Former Colorado governor in 2020 race unveils broad plan to limit access

Take an hour Monday to honor soldiers

Memorial Day is Monday. For one hour, leave your spring cleaning, spring planting, discount shopping, picnic fixings, baseball mitt, suntan lotion, bicycle races, vintage autos, dog walking,...

Not a flea market

City’s pickup service is a boon – but can we tighten the window?

Let it snow, we’ll go skiing

When Mother Nature gives us lemons, or snow, we know just what to do

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PR problem: Liberalism needs help

Democracy is not in danger, but classical liberalism is ailing

Health care doesn’t work like capitalism

In the article on price gouging of prescription drugs at Mercy Hospital (“ I disagree. We don’t have capitalism in the health care industry. Name any other industry or consumer service wher...

On abortion, we seem to have bats in every belfry

WASHINGTON – When author Mark Childress penned “Crazy in Alabama,” he wasn’t just whistling Dixie. “I haven’t been quoted this much since Roy Moore,” Childress recently told me, r...