Letters to the Editor

Colleen Hawkins | Setting Record Straight on Bonds

A recent letter to the editor by Mr. Stephen Petzold (Aug. 23) made several assertions about Saugus Union School District facilities bonds that were misleading. Our community deserves accuracy and

Jason Gibbs

Jason Gibbs | Chasing the High

When you think about drug abuse… what do you picture? A dirty scene in a back alley with needles and meth pipes? You may be surprised to learn that the

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Jim Ventress | Gutzeit Knows Water

I am in support of Maria Gutzeit for the SCV Water Agency board. I’ve known her for 15-plus years as a friend and neighbor.  For nearly 20 years Maria has

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Lawrence Lester | Not So Fast!

In his letter “Catnip for a Trump Hater” (Aug. 20), Thomas Oatway licks his chops with eager anticipation of President Donald Trump’s looming convictions and subsequent fitting for an orange

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Anna Meeks | Insight from Sandwiches

On Aug. 25, the Valley Industry Association hosted a candidates forum for the upcoming City Council race Nov. 8. It was a question-and-answer format, with boxed Jersey Mike’s sandwiches provided

David Hegg

David Hegg | Freedom, Death of Consequences

Back in 1970 the movie “Love Story” popularized the idea that “love means never having to say you’re sorry!” I’m quite sure love means much, much more than that, but

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Rick Barker | Being the Bad Guy

In keeping with a long time practice of mine, I’m going to be the “Bad Guy” and state what should be obvious but obviously isn’t to many people.  FACT: If

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James T. Neavitt | How Many Deaths?

How many more must die before L.A. County puts speed bumps or other safety measures on San Francisquito Canyon Road?  Please put the word out. I travel to my home

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David Barlavi | Is Chamber Turning Partisan?

During this election season, many organizations hold candidate forums, including for City Council. Last month, the Valley Industry Association held a nice City Council forum where all the candidates were

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Rob Kerchner | Passing a Small Torch

The 1960s kids jettisoned their parents’ traditional values in favor of a “tolerance” that became insanely intolerant in the hands of their own kids and grandkids, whose only form of

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | The Dangers of Quiet Quitting

As a leader or business owner there’s only one thing worse than an employee quitting and that’s when they quit but stay. Have you heard about this recent phenomenon called,

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John Weaver | What Do You Know About Climate?

What is your real I.Q. on climate change? It is certainly true that massive numbers of newspaper articles, TV programs, speechifiers like Al Gore, and other pundits inundate us daily