Opinion

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Sam Taught Us Lifelong Vitality

Sam Danny passed away last week. After decades of presiding over the longest-running social group at Starbucks, the “Mayor of Starbucks” has died. His loss will be felt by hundreds

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Affirmative Action: A Better Option?

One of the most interesting aspects of the election was Proposition 16, which would have reinstated affirmative action in California. It was soundly defeated.  Affirmative action is a politically charged

Letters to the Editor

Duane Smith | The Uncivil vs. the Civil

I often enjoy doing my work at a local coffee shop in Acton off Highway 14. The owner offers very comfortable seating on the sidewalk and in the parking lot,

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Oatway | Who Will Be Prosecuted?

I just read the Oct. 30 opinion column by the owner of The Signal. I found it full of Fox News propaganda. A plea to re-elect Donald Trump was included.

David Hegg

David Hegg | What We Need Is Truth

By David Hegg  Having suffered through the quicksand of our recent election season, it’s time to face the truth. It is apparent that our nation is facing a grave and

Letters to the Editor

Luke Shneour | Slippery Slope of Authoritarianism

The U.S. government’s legal prosecution of Julian Assange is very disconcerting. Journalistic publications, including WikiLeaks, exist to tell the people the truth — even when the government tries to hide

Alan Ferdman | We Must Make All of Our Votes Count

The United States of America has been the powerhouse of technical innovation and prosperity for many years past. During my lifetime, scientific advances originating in America have changed the world,