The beloved—and much photographed—Harshaw donkey has passed away.
Opinion
The Latchkey Wars
No one knows what caused the fight between factions of neighborhood latchkey kids to escalate, but I’m ashamed to say that my sister and I were involved.
Letter to the Editor – Oct. 2025
The Patagonia Pool is on its own now, says Bob Brandt. Here’s how the community can keep it open.
Now What Do I Do?
I had no idea how I was going to keep myself preoccupied after working nearly 30 years in a fast-paced, stressful business. Then, I got the pink slip.
Tattooed Heart
Tattoos can be so personal and, in this case, have a long story to go with them.
[Editorial] Your Tax Dollars at Work
There’s no shortage of things to worry about in these parts right now, starting with the imminent construction of a wall at the border.
Letter to the Editor: Patagonia’s 4th of July Fireworks Display Needs to Be Quieter
Fireworks’ loud booms terrify pets, wildlife and sensitive individuals in our community. There is a way to have a more peaceful holiday, writes Patagonia resident Joe Ciofalo.
AARP’s Newest Member
I recently got my first piece of mail addressed to me from the AARP, offering discounts on drugs, eyeglasses and car rentals. I looked down at my SpongeBob socks and thought, “What else can I get away with now that I’m 50?”
The Cost of Losing AmeriCorps
The sudden, drastic DOGE cuts to AmeriCorps in April will hit our area in coming months.
Give PVFR a Chance
Given the long history of PVFR serving the Town and the greater Patagonia area, I would be interested in seeing the Town continue the relationship under a provisional status.
