Duane Mooring | ‘The Personal Cost of Lying’
April 30, 2019
In response to Byron York’s column on April 24, “The Personal Cost of the Russia Probe.” Once again, Byron wants to tweak a headline and make a simplistic argument to
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Maria Gutzeit | Bella Vida: The Start of New Senior Center Memories
April 30, 2019
WOW! Bella Vida is gorgeous. It looks like a high-end business hotel with on-trend décor, a professional-grade kitchen, gym, landscaped patio area, a ballroom, recreation room and multiple meeting rooms.
Rabbi Mark Blazer | Maintaining Hope for Peace
April 29, 2019
Again. Now this time even closer. Another Shabbat. Saturday, April 27, the end of Passover, another day that should be filled with peace and rest, was marred by hatred, bloodshed
Dalia Banna | We Can Do More to End Global Poverty
April 28, 2019
Can we help end global poverty, or is it impossible? The international affairs budget is a huge ordeal due to the extensive amount of support it provides to underdeveloped countries
Gil Mertz | Democratic Hypocrisy on Impeachment
April 28, 2019
Despite the findings of the Mueller Report that there was no Russian collusion and insufficient evidence to indict President Trump on obstruction charges, Democrats are not satisfied and are considering
Tim Whyte | Farm Animals, Day Care and a Mystery to Solve
April 28, 2019
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor My memories of Town and Country Farm School are a little fuzzy. It was one of several places we tried for our first born, when
David Hegg | Taking Responsibility for Being Responsible
April 28, 2019
By David Hegg Ever notice how no one in our society is ever wrong? I’m not talking about missing a test question or predicting the final score of a ball
Our View | Predictable Reactions and Knowing When to Let Go
April 28, 2019
By The Signal Editorial Board The reactions to the report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller have been nothing if not predictable, particularly from the left. Blinded by their hatred of
Patrick Daems | Farewell to One, Welcome to Another
April 27, 2019
We’ll be meeting next week at the new digs, Teri Crane, our teacher reminds us. At least, that’s the plan. Something always happens, who knows, but I expect to see
Chris Allen | Don’t Let the Media Do Your Thinking
April 27, 2019
If any of us out there in society ever decide that we have had too much influx of ideas and opinions and rhetoric from all sides and we feel like
Judy Penman | A Fond Farewell to Santa Clarita
April 26, 2019
Twenty-nine years ago I moved to Santa Clarita and the first thing I did was get a subscription to The Mighty Signal. I just want to thank you for informing
Thomas Oatway | A Matter of Fact or Opinion?
April 26, 2019
The Signal reported in the April 23 edition on a YouTube video posted by Rep. Katie Hill. In doing so, The Signal misrepresented the conclusions of the Mueller report on
Martha Michael | Riley Weinstein’s Crowning Glory
April 26, 2019
When I was a teenager, I considered entering a pageant. But like many young women I had visions of tripping on my gown, felt I had curves in all the
John Boston | To my Voluntary Mom, Mrs. P: ‘Yay. It’s You.’
April 26, 2019
Dearest Mrs. JoAnn Peters, I’m not going to tattle, because who wants to get hit. But one of your children the other day did something. Tuesday, April 16, 2019, 4:15
Max Morgan | Just More Fear Mongering?
April 25, 2019
(Saugus Union School District board member) David Barlavi’s claim that he received “death threats” is just more of the same unsubstantiated specious fear mongering from the Left. Had a real
Betty Arenson | Horton Missed His Mother’s Advice
April 25, 2019
Re: Gary Horton’s “The President Who Said Way Too Much,” April 17: This commentary by Gary Horton is one more piece of proof that every tragedy around the world can
Lois Eisenberg | Is Barr Trump’s Cohen?
April 25, 2019
Trump now has another bad boy in his arsenal by the name of William Barr. The man is Trump’s Roy Cohen. More danger lurks around the corner for America in
Gary Horton | A Chance to Prevent Tragedy
April 24, 2019
The past two years have seen a relative bloodbath of pedestrian and bicycle accidents in and around the Santa Clarita Valley. Tragic accidents, like high school athletes hit in crosswalks.
Greg Aprahamian | Death Threats or Snarky Comments?
April 23, 2019
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department recently concluded a two-month investigation revolving around online comments made on several viral YouTube videos about Saugus Union School District board members David Barlavi
Jonathan Kraut | Santa Claritans Should Choose Our Own Mayor
April 23, 2019
The role of mayor can affect our city’s public image, agenda of items to engage, and the content and tone of messaging. The face of Santa Clarita this year is