Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Daniel Bradley | What California Is, Not Was

I am writing in response to the letter from Lois Eisenberg (April 4) praising the glories of California.  Her letter may have been appropriate when Ronald Reagan was governor, but

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Ron Perry | Cancel Culture Wins Again

Once again those minority activists who are destroying our country have won another battle. Why do we continue to let this happen? Where are all those people who once believed

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Thomas Oatway | Justice Delayed

Recently the un-Supreme Court ruled that they would entertain a motion by Donald Trump that would protect him from prosecution for literally any crime committed while he was in office.

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Lois Eisenberg | California, Here I’m Staying …

This letter to the editor is addressed to the disgruntled people wanting to leave California for various reasons seeking greener pastures, which truly don’t exist.  California has maintained its reputation

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Barbara Gassner | Dreaming of the Arts

Wouldn’t it be wonderful to expand the awareness of art in this community by using the examples of the city of Santa Paula’s Art Museum or the city of Paso

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Richard LaMotte | Thoughts on National Debt

Responding to Mr. Gerald Staack’s letter of March 26: I don’t want to go into an explanation on Marxist modern monetary theory, except to say that there are several opinions

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Ron Perry | Hello? John Krasinski?

Where is John Krasinski when we need him again more than ever. John had a wonderful show that he did from home during the pandemic that he called “Some Good

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David Hegg | Celebrating the Empty Tomb

For nearly 2,000 years, Christians have celebrated the emptiness of a tomb outside the old city of Jerusalem. Whether you know it as Easter or Resurrection Sunday, on that day,

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Enhancing Camaraderie

Recently, I have had a hip problem and walk with a cane. When I go shopping, to the post office, and even to the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, people