It is time to fix California’s political donation shell game
If it weren't obvious before, what transpired in California's
Letter: Abolish the COG
Motorists are paying more than 102% of the cost of highway construction and maintenance with our gas taxes. Meanwhile, transit riders are paying only about 1% of all costs, fixed, capital and operational of their transit rides. Most bus seats are transported empty in SBC,...
Letters: Resident touts an ‘exciting affair’ at 60th Hollister High reunion
On July 26, 2008 I attended my 60th high school reunion
Letter: Vote yes on Measure B
A Yes vote on Measure B is a practical choice to make. There is no organized opposition because the advantages are apparent, the rationale solid and such a change will enhance city government. Voters will elect a councilperson in each of four districts. The mayor will be elected at large and represent all the citizens in the City of Hollister. On the political ladder mayors are the best known to the population and therefore a mayor’s election by the voters provides for greater accountability. Such a change will enhance our democratic process. Mayors communicate the actions of the city council to the public. More importantly, mayors provide leadership in the development of a community vision and advance that vision within the council and staff. This requires an active representative of the entire city, not just a single district.
Letter: Former mayoral candidate buys $250 in rally goods
I went to the Hollister Freedom Rally over the weekend. Friday was the first day it opened up. I purchased over $250 of merchandise, to help support our local vendors and businesses. I try my best to always shop local and give back to the community.






