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WEBApr 4, 2024 · The resolution discussed yesterday, meanwhile, also suggests a effort to protect Archuleta County citizen, but not against gun violence…
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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 Four
WEBAug 26, 2024 · Photo: Seated at the table with the Archuleta Board of County Commissioners and County staff are developers Heidi and David Dragoo, with their backs to the audience. David’s father, developer Doug Dragoo, was seated in the audience. That’s Doug’s foot at the bottom of the photo. August 20 ...
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. Not opposing views, but certainly coming from two different perspectives. On the one hand, making Pagosa Springs more ...
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WEBAbout. The Pagosa Daily Post posted its first online articles on December 1, 2004, with the aim of providing information, opinions, and entertainment for the citizens of Archuleta County, free of any subscription fees. The eight founding partners believed that the presentation of multiple viewpoints, especially regarding the actions of local ...
EDITORIAL: Too Many Tourists, Part Four - Pagosa Daily Post
WEBJul 22, 2021 · Read Part One. In Part One of this editorial series, we shared a quote from Pagosa Springs Town Council member Mat deGraaf, spoken during the Council’s four-hour discussion about the ongoing housing crisis, on July 15.
EDITORIAL: What Do We Do Now? Part Four - Pagosa Daily Post
WEBJul 13, 2021 · Read Part One “In discussing how we wanted to expand the Library, we looked at programs,” said Library Foundation Director Cindi Galabota. Ms. Galabota and I were sitting in the small multi-purpose room at the Ruby Sisson Memorial Library, talking about a proposed $4 million library expansion project, and the related capital campaign that’s just getting underway.
EDITORIAL: Big Plans for Downtown Pagosa Springs, Part One
WEBJul 12, 2022 · PHOTO: Architect’s rendering of proposed mixed use project at 232 Pagosa Street (Highway 160). As the Pagosa Springs housing market gradually spirals out of reach for working individuals and households, the town seems to be gradually more attractive to developers, to judge by the projects that have recent come before the seven-member Town Planning Commission.
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