AdvertisementGet the newsLetters to the Editor, Jan. 17, 2020Readers discuss educational practices in schools, and the proposed red flag gun law poised to go before the state Legislature this session.Opinion: NM energy workers protect U.S. economyOpinion: Aztec mayor calls for methane controlstrendingLetters to the Editor: Jan. 8, 2020OpinionColumnsEditorialsSubmit a Letter to the EditorLetters to the Editor: Jan. 8, 2020 Readers write on the San Juan Generating Station, the state's minimum wage hike and other issues. Letters to the Editor | Aug. 16 NMED, EMNRD hosted meetings as the state works to develop methane emission regulations. Two readers say the state needs strong regulations. Opinion: Professional looks at PreK legislation I want to share my professional opinion with you regarding New Mexico's children and legislation that is being heard in Santa Fe this session. Opinion: Back the Energy Transition Act San Juan Citizens Alliance is actively working to move New Mexico forward to a sustainable energy economy. Letters to the Editor, Feb. 22, 2019 Today's letters showcase two opposing views on gun laws. Letters to the Editor, Feb. 15, 2019 Today's letters: Praise for the governor from afar; a response to a critical response. Opinion: Think regionally, act locally The Four Corners region must work together to survive. There’s not just one pathway to diversifying our local economy. Letters to the Editor, Feb. 13, 2019 A relative writes about family impact during and after an investigation; readers talk renewable energy; a reader takes issue with a guest columnist. Local Voices: The truth about double drilling It is clear from the double drilling application that Hilcorp intends to drill new wells, not just “recomplete” wells. Letters to the Editor Duane Chili Yazzie on coal and climate change; First responders teaching kids about safety Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers discuss energy development, the president's trips to his Mar-a-Lago resort and the hazards of graduation season. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers discuss justifications for violence and the health risks of keeping rabbits and chickens in the city. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers opine on the state of police cars, a good Samaritan, opposition to mass deportation and Navajo Nation elections. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Will was right to challenge civil forfeiture Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day We hear about the Brookside Pool redesign and the sacred nature of Bears Ears National Monument. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write us about Public Regulation Commission energy efficiency programs and the contributions of Nancy Shepherd. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about danger getting your paper, enjoying a Pat Benatar concert, Chaco Canyon protections and speeding. Letters: Readers weigh in on issue of the day A street ministry thanks the public, a plea to stay with the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter, and mine spill fallout. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about dangerous practices at the Farmington utility, Ashlynne Mike's murder and the ozone health threat. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write on the health effects of ozone, the line between justice and compassion for killers and cystic fibrosis. Letters: Readers weigh in on issue of the day Today’s article in the “Outdoors” section regarding the Pueblo communities was very interesting. Letters: Readers weigh in on topics of the day Readers write about saving KSJE and UNM's Farmington branch, and the benefits of our national park system. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day A state senator talks about the importance of education and a resident wonders why the EPA won't support monitoring. Letters: Readers weigh in on issue of the day DWI decrease is good news, but the problem remains Guest Editorial: Obama vs. Putin, the final rounds “This is not a contest between me and Putin.” Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers tell Sen. Martin Heinrich to focus closer to home, and call for residents to save Brookside Pool. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write us about fossil fuels and methane hot spot Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about the Navajo Nation's reaction to the NFL Redskins, and about the BLM's proposed methane rules. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Socialism doesn't allow freedom Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about funding education, the contributions made by George Werito, a manned mission to Mars and more. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Bail reform could save taxpayers money, local reps say 'nay' to ethics commission, Ordinance 95 is dangerous, and more. Don’t rush to approve the Utah Water Settlement It is wrong that an agreement of this tremendous import is fast-tracked through the review and legislative process. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Thanks to Sheriff's Deputies for helping out Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Werito will be missed, Aztec should take a new approach to spending and a thanks to first responders. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Moratorium on new coal leases is responsible policy Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Thanks to local businesses from Navajo Prep, Toys For Tots makes Christmas and a request to approve opioid guidelines. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Despite polls and pundits, voters decide Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Farmington, please annex Aztec Letters to the editor, and an apology Readers weigh in on learning to golf and holiday volunteering, and former Secretary of State Dianna Duran apologizes. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Marita Noon's solution to water woes is 'troubling' Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about a Native view on Thanksgiving, Marita Noon's water solutions, and civil forfeiture. Letters: Readers weigh in on issues of the day Readers write about demonstrations at the University of Missouri, solar energy and civil forfeiture. 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