Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Annette Lucas | Wiley-Calgrove 2006 and Now

In 2006, The Commons project from Monteverde Development was presented to city staff but withdrawn by Monteverde before any formal plans were submitted to the city. In this proposed project

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Christopher Lucero | Laying Blame for the Stench

Chiquita Canyon. After a couple years of record precipitation, rainwater percolated through the soil. Then, bacteria and other thirsty microbes metabolized the waste and their metabolic processes warmed up the

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Kathryn Pisaro | A Disrespectful Headline

Reading the recent headline, “Valencia mom wins $2.15M in CHP-discrimination case,” while eating breakfast made me spit out my cereal, especially when I read the entire article.  How about, “CHP

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Rob Kerchner | A Reality Check for the Left

San Francisco is fed up with the unlawful judicial activism that’s been encouraging homelessness, and is now begging conservatives on the Supreme Court to reverse the progressives on the 9th

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Wiliam Creitz | Killing Future Constituents

On May 23, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Senate Bill 233, allowing doctors from Arizona to travel to California to perform abortions, in response to a recent Arizona Supreme

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Stephen Maseda | Nonsense and Sophistry

Re: Gary Horton commentary, June 5.  Right on cue, Mr. Horton’s latest column comes out extolling the righteousness of the New York guilty verdict. Most of it is nonsense, but

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Shari Gibbs | Irony in Normandy

This morning I watched the 80-year commemoration ceremony of D-Day. I saw the president give a speech to an audience that included men and women who were part of that

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Rick Barker | Hollywood Hilarity

As a retired stuntman who spent many years having to work and put up with Hollywood liberals, I am laughing out loud when many of Hollywood’s most far-left-wing Jewish actors

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Richard Bussell | Crossing the Rubicon

In 49 B.C., Julius Caesar was returning from Gaul to Rome, where it was forbidden for Legion commanders to bring troops. Caesar paused for several days at the small river

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Lois Eisenberg | Hypocrisy of SCOTUS

The Supreme Court is blatantly delaying its decision about Donald Trump’s immunity case  and in doing so they are doing the U.S. a grave injustice.  It is obvious that the

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Ron Perry | Shouting from the Rooftops

Two recent letters to the editor should be shouted from the rooftops! “Undervalued educators” by Lisa Storaker (May 30) and “The state of the prostate” by Paul McGuire (May 29).

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Larry Moore | A Cautionary Tale

This is dedicated to all of you sitting at home with I-told-you-so smirks on your faces.   (Somewhere in Russia. Vladimir Putin is sitting in a small, nondescript room with

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Jon Rebol | Time Ranger and Memories

Re: The Time Ranger by John Boston, May 25. Geez, Mr. Boston. Went to Placerita Junior High School with both Jack Uhey and Bob Walk. Tried out for the baseball

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Rob Kerchner | Double Standards Abound

FBI Director James Comey said in 2016 that “no reasonable prosecutor” would bring a case against Hillary Clinton over her massive mishandling of classified material and her obvious attempts to