Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | Bucking Irrational Mandates

Is it good and proper to unquestioningly obey an irrational authority? For most of America’s history, the resounding answer would have been “No!” Rugged individualism and suspicion of authority was

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John Weaver | Flaws in Plan for Haitians

On Sept. 25 Richard Myers opines in his letter that we should call on nations of the world to share the burden of Haitian immigrants by accepting substantial numbers of

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Dick Cesaroni | A Very Gritty Slide

Well, another disappointment. One of our friendly and local mom-and-pop-type eateries failed to open recently. Sign on the front door, “Closed – staff shortage – unable to hire necessary staff

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Thomas Oatway | Common Sense on COVID-19

There has to be a ton of money to be made by selling “common sense for dummies” books to Americans. These books would be especially useful for some letters to

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Gary Morrison | Ironies in Letters on Jan. 6

Don’t know why I am still surprised that The Signal publishes letters from the local (conservatives), i.e. Rick Baker or Rob Kerchner, so often. Sometimes we get a more sane

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Lynn Wright | What Did We Learn from Recall?

It has been a couple of weeks now since the Republican-driven recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom ended in a complete shellacking of the “Yes” campaign. So it’s time to ask,

David Hegg

David Hegg | What Is Truth? Who Tells It?

By David Hegg With all the news available to us today it is impossible to escape the overwhelming sense that those in positions to tell us what is happening around

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Richard Myers| An Option for Haiti?

The Haitian invasion of our border seems impossible to resolve without some rethinking on our part.  Of course, we cannot just welcome everyone, and on the other hand we should

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Paul McGuire | Horton’s Time Has Come?

Longtime subscriber, enjoy the paper. It’s time for Gary Horton to go. Seems every other letter to the editor complains about his inane columns, and rightfully so. He jumped the