Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Ron Bischof: Caforio leaves out facts

The partisan column by Mr. Caforio “Corporations run amok” is an indirect reference to regulatory reform that will impact his legal wallet. Attorneys garner fat fees from class action lawsuits

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Brian Baker: Nothing of substance

In his column in the Friday, 3 November, edition of The Signal entitled “Corporations run amok” Bryan Caforio asks the following question: “Have you ever had your bank or credit

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Dick Cesaroni: Come on, NFL

Since this “kneeling during the National Anthem” started, I have tuned out the NFL. My wife and I both have boycotted the NFL. As a veteran, I cannot see what

FILE PHOTO: Flags placed by the Boy Scouts waive in the wind as they mark the headstones of fallen service members at Eternal Valley Memorial Park on Monday, May 25, 2015. KATHARINE LOTZE/Signal

Veterans Day memories

Veterans will be much on our minds next week as we dedicate our new Fallen Warriors Monument on Wednesday at Veterans Historical Plaza and celebrate Veterans Day itself on Saturday.

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Jim Horton: Writings incomplete

It has been said that it is too bad that youth is wasted on the young.  Men come in many sizes and shapes and colors.  They do not come with

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Glenda Johnson: Don’t do it

Don’t drink. Don’t smoke. Don’t do drugs. Strong words that our President urges parents and youth leaders to instill in our children and youth.  (And by our own example!?) We

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Betty Arenson: A different picture

Re: Josh Heath’s “Here’s what white people don’t know”.    11/1/17. Josh Heath’s column couldn’t be more insulting to America and many Americans. He paints a picture of a wholly racist

Bryan Caforio: Corporations run amok

Have you ever had your bank or credit card company wrongly charge you a $15 overdraft fee and then ignore your complaints to customer service for a refund? If so,

Steve Lunetta: Do you really think that …

Sometimes I wonder if people can really believe the things that they do. I fully admit that I am wrong on occasion, but there are some gross misunderstandings that many

Joshua Heath: What white people don’t know

I’m white – Irish Catholic, to be precise. I’ve spent my life around white people, been raised in white schools, and lived in Valencia, a rather white town. And through