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WEBThe Pagosa Daily Post is published by Bill Hudson Productions, PO Box 2152, Pagosa Springs CO 81147. Phone: 970-903-2673. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR are welcome.
EDITORIAL: Two Views of Pagosa’s Future, Part One
WEBAug 21, 2024 · At yesterday’s Archuleta Board of County Commissioners work session, we heard a couple of different proposals related to the future of Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County.
EDITORIAL: Big Debts in Pagosa’s Not-So-Distant Future? Part Two
WEB2 days ago · Yesterday, I did some seat-of-the-pants math related to an estimated $44 million in future loans that the Town of Pagosa Springs may be seeking, someday soon, to fix $44 million in current, and future, sewer system problems. The system is operated by the Pagosa Springs Sanitation General Improvement ...
EDITORIAL: Keeping Pagosa Weird, Part Five
WEB4 days ago · In Part Three of this editorial series, I mentioned Abraham Maslow’s theory of human motivation, wherein he proposed that humans prioritize their activities and efforts based on a hierarchy of needs and wants. At the foundation, he placed essential physical needs, without which human life is ...
Category: News/Politics - Pagosa Daily Post
WEB10 States, Including Colorado, Where Voters Will Decide on Abortion Laws in November. Posted on September 5, 2024 by Post Contributor. Since 2022, voters in states with both conservative- and liberal-leaning electorates have either rejected abortion restrictions or secured the right to an abortion…. Posted in News/Politics.
EDITORIAL: The Impending Troubles in Downtown ... - Pagosa …
WEBAug 29, 2023 · Read Part One. If you like to know more about the Pagosa Main Street Program and the new Facade Improvement Grant, please join us this Wednesday, August 23, for a Main Street Community Meeting from 5:00 – 6:30pm at the Ross Aragon Community Center.
EDITORIAL: Keeping Pagosa Weird, Part Four
WEBSep 27, 2024 · Photo: A PSCDC tour of ten new workforce housing units going up in Trails subdivision, September 5, 2024. Read Part One. As mentioned yesterday, I had the pleasure, earlier this month, to tour a housing project in …
EDITORIAL: Hopeful Development in Pagosa Springs, Part One
WEBMay 28, 2024 · Photo: The work table at the May 21 Archuleta Board of County Commissioner’s Work Session. Clockwise around the table from far left, Commissioner Ronnie Maez, new interim County Manager Jack Harper, developer Doug Dragoo, realtor Shelley Low, County Attorney Todd Weaver, Commissioners Warren …
EDITORIAL: The Smell of Hot Springs Water, Part One
WEBDec 22, 2023 · The Pagosa Springs Town Council met last night to deal with a few local issues involving money, and in one case, hot water. PROJECT: Approval of Second Amendment of the Hot Springs Resort Geothermal …
EDITORIAL: Working Together, If Possible, Part Five
WEBMay 7, 2024 · Photo: The May 6 joint meeting between the Archuleta County commissioners and PLPOA representatives. About three dozen people — downtown business owners, downtown property owners, and government officials — met yesterday evening at the Senior Center on Hot Springs Boulevard, to share ideas related to surviving the planned reconstruction of Highway 160 through seven blocks of Pagosa’s ...