Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Fish in a Barrel

To fellow sophisticates like Andrew Taban and Jonathan Kraut, you have no idea how easy you make it to hit a target. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel (hitting

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Rick Barker | Showing Respect

It would appear my (May 30 letter) concerning the appearance of veterans wearing military uniforms might benefit from some reference to the rules/guidelines that are in place. As noted before,

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Jack Teoli | Reminiscing on the JCPOA

As of June 15, the United States and Iran agreed to stop hostilities and continue working toward diplomacy. Essentially, the two countries’ armed forces have made an agreement in hopes

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Paul Placek | Party Poopers

I participated in our 250th Independence Day parade and experienced the increased enthusiasm and energy of the crowd. There were numerous spontaneous chants of “USA! USA!” and singing “Happy Birthday,

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Rob Kerchner | Hasn’t Aged Well

It is the 20th anniversary of Al Gore’s film “An Inconvenient Truth.” None of its frightening predictions has come true. And yet none of the people who believed, and regurgitated,

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Brian Richards | They Love America More

Dear Leftists: Please check out all the hundreds and thousands of videos from foreigners touting how great this country is. From the landscape to the food to the friendliness of

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Patrick Daems | A World Cup Experience

The gods of football (soccer for us Americans) are having a good time, but not all the fans  We bought our tickets late for the game we wanted to see,

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Arthur Saginian | Old Testament Perspective?

Regarding Lois Eisenberg, “Pope Leo vs. President Trump” (letters, May 7) I must advise Ms. Eisenberg to dump the pope and read the the Bible. The Old Testament (most notably

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Heat Waves Are No Joke

It was sad to hear that the recent heat wave in France resulted in the deaths of more than 1,000 citizens, with over 85% being older adults. It could happen

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Ron Perry | Listen to These Four Men

Wake up, America! It is almost too late, unless we open our eyes now! Maybe if we look to our history we might, just might, wake up in time! Listen

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Jack Crawford | Real Americans Are All-Inclusive

Like all successful businesses, sports franchises continually work to increase customer count. Events like some recent MLB Pride Nights are part of their overall marketing strategy. Many teams offer similar

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Meg Reynolds | Romanticizing Communism 

My husband Bill was drafted into the U.S. Army and sent to Vietnam, where he spent a year fighting communism in brutal conditions. He returned home alive, with only a

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Eve Jones | Not Enough Diversity

I am expressing my dissatisfaction over the lack of diversity in many areas at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center. For years, in the entertainment sector, the Senior Center has

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Arthur Saginian | A Random Thought?

I once served on a jury. I convinced the other 11 jurors to convict the attorneys on both sides and find the judge in contempt of his own court. Life

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Rob Kerchner | Remembering COVID

Six years ago, our public health apparatus lost its credibility. We were told it was too dangerous for kids to go to school, or for believers to gather in church,

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Julie Johnson | Where Does History Fit In?

Everywhere you turn there has been a ramp-up to the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This may seem like a silly question, but where does