Many things can be said about a person. Some are positive, while others are not. During an election, candidates naturally present themselves in ways that emphasize their strengths rather than
Re: Jason Gibbs, commentary, Sept. 19. Jason, I wish you’d expressed more moderation before today. Honestly, you’ve been tinted MAGA red for most of the time in the Right Here,
What can I say that has not already been said about the proven leadership that Gloria Mercado-Fortine has shown in our valley over the past three decades? Both Gloria and
I support Lynne Plambeck for Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, Division 3, because I know and respect her record. She has served on water boards for many years and always
I’m writing in support of Gloria Mercado-Fortine for City Council. I’ve known Gloria for more than 35 years. We’ve worked together on various projects with the Boys and Girls Club,
By David Hegg Have you noticed our society has become enamored with placing blame? If you’re late for work, it isn’t your fault because of traffic, stoplights not sequenced, and
This year marked the 25th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on American soil. The effects of that hateful, fateful day are still felt 25 years later. If we could
Over the past 10 years in local politics, I have seen no shortage of partisanship. It draws sharp and unnuanced contrasts between candidates and issues based solely on their political
I am enthusiastically voting for Bryan Biggers for Trustee Area 2 of the William S. Hart Union High School District board. I highly encourage you to choose Bryan Biggers for
As a 60-year resident of the Santa Clarita Valley, and someone who has lived, worked, played, married, raised children and a local business owner, I care deeply about Santa Clarita.
When I moved to the Santa Clarita Valley in 1973 I met someone who has remained my friend since, Gloria Mercado-Fortine. Over years I have watched and supported her efforts
In a pure democracy, 51% can vote to exterminate the 49%. That’s why we have a republic. “If you can keep it,” warned Ben Franklin. Franklin knew the history in
I had the most entertaining call last week. A dear old pal phoned. He was editing some journalism drivel and, no. No need to jump to snarky conclusions. This has
I am so delighted to learn that Lynne Plambeck is running to again be our representative on the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency, especially in this era of rapid climate
Fast food and candy are very popular, but what if I told you they can be very dangerous for your health? And I don’t just mean that they can cause
Public service requires more than experience. It requires sound judgment, fairness and a willingness to make difficult decisions with the community’s long-term interests in mind. Maria Gutzeit brings those qualities
I served as superintendent of the Newhall School District for many years and later as an interim superintendent at two other Southern California school districts. For 20 years I sat
On Aug. 25, I spoke before the Santa Clarita City Council about serious traffic concerns faced by residents of the Valencia Summit neighborhood. I was followed by eight speakers, mostly
I have lived in Santa Clarita for 56 years, and I am voting for Jason Gibbs for Congress. My reason is not complicated. I want a person who has lived
I have had the opportunity to litigate cases against Denise Lite for several years. While we each represented our clients’ interests with a passion, and have held opposing positions, Denise