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A Richmond News reader thinks a safe consumption site would not negatively impact the community.

Dear Editor,

Dear Editor,

Dear Editor: The good news: Gov. Mills has included urgently needed one-time funding in a supplemental budget to address recent devastating federal funding cuts, essential to securing the safety and well-being of thousands of victim-survivors of...

A Richmond News reader thinks the area between No. 1 Road and Phoenix Pond can be improved for the community.

Dear Editor: The good news: Gov. Mills has included urgently needed one-time funding in a supplemental budget to address recent devastating federal funding cuts, essential to securing the safety and well-being of thousands of victim-survivors of...

A Richmond News reader questions why community members are protesting the idea of a safe drug consumption site

Dear Editor: Even if it has been a bit of a rough patch lately for the Plaindealer, one hopes the editors are not suggesting this as an excuse for being lackadaisical, or even selective, in their obligation to factcheck the letters they publish. At the risk of being accused of piling on, one glaring piece of misinformation appearing in last week’s edition should have been flashing red on the fact-check...

Dear Editor: I write to address your recent coverage of the very serious sex assault cases pending in Ouray County.

Dear Editor: Whereas, I could have gone on blissfully not reading your “fish wrap,” a friend alerted me to your most recent editorial. “On grudges” was not only filled with typical arrogance but also misinformation. Had you the fortitude to actually ask me why I disliked your paper I would have obliged with the truth. Instead, you asked a second party who really didn’t relay the accurate details. But that...