Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Richard Myers | Freedom and Leadership

I’m writing today in response to a June 6 letter by Roberta Dey, “Show a Little Respect Already.” She says her heart “becomes sad” when she gets to the opinion

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Pete Van | Tired, at a Tiring Time

I’m tired doesn’t even come close to encompassing the feeling. Sadly, there’s always a giant problem. Every semester, a shadow over our head. Evolution, not revolution, is the watchword during

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Albert Bigelow | Flailing at POTUS

President Donald Trump has taken a lot of heat for the actions by Secret Service and Washington, D.C., police to dispel an unruly mob impeding Trump’s trip to a church.

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Lynna Lewis | Mood Turned Dark at the Station

Dear men and women of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station:  I attended the peaceful protest (June 4) in Valencia to support the Black Lives Matter movement to end police

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Mike Sandeen | What Does COVID-19-Related Mean?

I have a question regarding the June 4 article “Henry Mayo announces additional COVID-19-related death.” When Henry Mayo uses the word “related” do they mean that the patient didn’t die

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Rachel Morris | There’s a Better Way

I learned after the fact that both of my granddaughters (ages 15 and 19) had been in the “Black Lives Matter” protest in Santa Clarita on May 30, after seeing

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Randi Kay | Consider Hiring Older Workers

In this age of rampant unemployment, older citizens are also undergoing financial stress. Prices are rising due to business closures and reduced profits.  There are seniors looking for work. Older

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Mike Molacek | Advocating Mayhem?

On the front page of The Signal June 3 there is a picture of a protester holding a sign stating “DEFUND THE POLICE.” So if that were to happen, what

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Dick Cesaroni | A Solution for Homelessness?

Between the years of 1942-1945, 10 internment camps were opened in California per the instructions of the U.S. government where thousands of Japanese-American citizens were rounded up and interred. They