Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Helen Perry | Ashamed of Los Angeles

I just read the article in the Jan. 24 issue of The Signal regarding L.A. County giving sidewalk vendors a $2.8 million grant. Once again, I am ashamed of Los

Letters to the Editor

Avi Shah | Don’t Toss Those Meds

After my mom finished treatment for cancer, much of the cancer medicine was no longer needed. To help my family reset, I looked into how to dispose of it.  I

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Arthur Saginian | Pied Piper of the SCV?

I have concluded from the tone and content of Andrew Taban’s columns, that he, much like New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, exercises charisma and a compelling charm, thus inspiring

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Rob Kerchner | Ample Reason for Disdain

Leave it to leftists to storm a house of worship and disrupt prayer, in order to object to the deportation of foreign murderers, gang members, pedophiles, rapists and fraudsters. Just

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Larry Moore | Follow the Votes

The death of Renee Good was a tragedy. It was both preventable and avoidable. She had no business being an instigator in the daily Minneapolis riots. Yes, they are riots,

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Ron Perry | A Good Day for Letters

Kudos to all of the letter writers in the Jan. 21 Signal. But the special ATA-BOY Award goes to Rob Kerchner for an outstanding, succinct and spot-on evaluation!  Ron Perry 

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Philip Wasserman | Erasing Plato

Imagine enrolling in a philosophy class at the College of the Canyons where some of Plato’s works are off-limits. You would probably feel cheated. Yet this is reportedly what is

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Gerald Staack | Mother Earth’s Fever

The world has two inexhaustible sources of energy. They can relieve the Earth of fossil fuels that are now contaminating it. They are solar energy from the sun and geothermal

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Brian Springer | What Does it Really Mean?

A quote from one participant at the conservative rally (article) published on Jan. 20 was, “bettering our country and restoring it to the ideals that it was founded upon.” But

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Larry Moore | Focus on the Courthouse

After numerous early-on letters of concern about the proposed eight-story courthouse across the street from the mall, I have heard nothing recently. Crickets.  I have heard plenty about the detour

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Rob Kerchner | A Study in Contrast

Democrats won an election and hired 87,000 IRS agents to go after American citizens. Republicans won an election and hired 20,000 Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to go after foreign

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Kevin D. Korenthal | When Trust Is Not Enough

Like many current and former residents of this community, I was saddened to read recent news regarding allegations of financial misconduct at The Painted Turtle, a nonprofit long admired for

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Nancy Fairbanks | About That Pardon

After repeatedly explaining my understanding of President Donald Trump’s pardon of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, I decided to share it here. This is not about whether Hernández was

Letters to the Editor

Brian Richards | Nothing to See!

When Republicans voted to cut Medicaid from able-bodied people and to eliminate fraud, the Democrats howled, “You’re taking away health care.” It was never-ending screaming and it continues to this

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Rick Barker | The Longer You Are Around

The longer you are around and paying attention the more you will see that NOTHING is ever as good or as bad as politicians and other talking heads tell you

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Philip Wasserman | Restoring Trust

Larry Moore (letters, Jan. 4) focused on Nancy Pelosi and her husband, Paul Pelosi, and their stock trading. I want to focus on the pending legislation to ban congressional stock

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Arthur Saginian | ‘Relatively’ Civil

As I finished reading this morning’s letters to the editor (Nov. 26) I kind of smiled while shaking my head, thinking how amazing it is that given so many diverse