Opinion

Letters from Sondra Porter, Gregg E. Gorton, Leslie Schupp, and the president of Family Health Care Amigos, plus a correction to an article in the last issue.

Patagonia is a tapestry of sights, a mosaic of forms, a concert of sounds, a bouquet of scents.

Zach suggested we watch “A Man Called Otto.” Having known a little about the story, I thought I was prepared for what lay ahead. I was not.

The individuals who reside in Lochiel and have for many of years should have input into what happens at the San Rafael Ranch House, writes Deborah De La Ossa.

I’m going to write about something more personal, closer to home, from back when there were fewer rules.

Here’s some advice and guidance to the new crop of young adults heading out into this uncertain world, advice I wish I would have gotten.

The 2022 “Empowerment Scholarship Account” law has created over 50,000 mini school districts with virtually no fiscal or operational oversight.

A recent attempt at revising the County zoning code is an example of overreach by County officials and the importance of public participation in the County’s meetings.

Letters from our readers about the state of the Patagonia Pool; meeting author Phil Caputo; the big questions that the film “Biodiversity in the Sky Islands” asks; and the good works of the Humane Society in Nogales.

The so-called Placebo Effect is immense. If you believe that something’s real, it’s real – simple as that!