Letters to the Editor

Sid Danielson | Which Factors to Consider in Hiring

As a former employer (now retired), when considering hiring a new employee my retirements were ALWAYS in the following order. One, character. Two, qualifications for the position. Three, previous job

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Royan Herman | Maps and Fancy Words

I have been reading a lot to learn about my newly adopted Santa Clarita. It would be helpful if a destination map exists or, failing that, if ads and offerings

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Betty Arenson | Feel Unsafe? You Can Move

In “One Nutcase Away from Civil War,” Jan. 27, Gary Morrison claims, “Compared to previous presidents, Trump was a failure, unless you were a member of the top 10% of

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Roger Ascot | We Can’t Just Turn the Page

My editorial is in response to the (Jan. 15) opinion written by Max Morgan suggesting we all “turn the page” on the Jan. 6 subcommittee investigation ongoing in Washington, D.C.,

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Michael Finch | A Poem: ‘Whence America?’

Heading northbound on the 170 Freeway, trash heaps and waste fall down and pile high on the embankment, tents and filth, human costs and destroyed lives, of illness, drugs and

Joshua Heath commentary

Joshua Heath | How to End the Pandemic

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is starting to grate on people’s nerves in a way that hasn’t been true before. According to recent polling from Monmouth University, 60% of adults feel

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Rob Kerchner | Following the Bureaucrats

Ah, bureaucrats. They said masks weren’t necessary, and then they were, and then they weren’t necessary for the vaccinated, and now they are. Cloth masks were great, now they aren’t.

David Hegg

David Hegg | Why Does Any Life Matter?

By David Hegg As I write this, I’m on vacation and am forcing myself to slow down. I’ve even decided that I want to experience pure boredom, and then do

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Bob Comer | Whose Voting Rights?

Re: Letters, Lois Eisenberg, Feb. 2. Lois, it appears your dream of voting rights includes illegal immigrants and convicted felons. We citizens already have the right to vote. If others

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John Weaver | Granddaughter’s COVID-19 Dilemma

My granddaughter is six months pregnant and the entire family, naturally, is looking forward to the new member in April. About two weeks ago, however, my granddaughter was presented with

Begin a New Adventure at the City Library

By Ken Striplin Santa Clarita City Manager You’ve got a friend, books, resources and more at the Santa Clarita Public Library. Regardless of your age or interest, books can take

Top 5 Healthy Habits for Pets and Their Owners

Pets are the lights of their owners’ lives. And keeping pets healthy is key to extending the warmth and love for years. Dr. Ernie Ward, nationally renowned veterinarian, pet author