Letters

Tickets aren’t harsh enough

November 25, 2003

In response to

Letters to the Editor (Nov. 28)

November 28, 2006

Together, We Should Be Able to Solve All Our Problems

Hollister Needs a Plan for Economic Development First

September 16, 2005

By Annette D. Giacomazzi

Letter to the editor: Masks are worse than tyranny

April 14, 2021

According to the April 11 San Jose Mercury News, there have been 30,960,646 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the U.S. and 558,755 deaths for a case fatality rate of 1.8%—meaning 98.2% of all people who get Covid will not die from it. California’s is...

Here’s how to reach the post office

January 5, 2005

Our local post office does not list a local number, only an 800

Letters to the Editor (June 5)

June 5, 2007

Apathy Doesn't Serve Our Students, Schools, or the Community

If SBC plays its cards right, a casino might be an economic plus

September 9, 2004

If I were a betting woman, I'd wager that San Benito County will

Letters: Immigrants are essential

April 28, 2021

Immigrants are essential The Statue of Liberty has been welcoming immigrants for many years. In CA our economy and way of living depend on field workers many of whom are immigrants. Our culture has been enriched by the new foods, music, art and life experiences of...

Crates not the Only One to Visit Campus

September 1, 2005

I would like to take this time to take an exception to a quote

Build it and They Will Come

November 9, 2005

I think a new soccer complex like the one being proposed in San

Letter: Fed up with packaging

Thanks for the Coverage

Letters to the Editor (April 25)

Letters to the Editor (June 15)

A Chance for Congress to Open its Marble Heart

Tickets aren’t harsh enough

Letters to the Editor (Nov. 28)

Hollister Needs a Plan for Economic Development First

Letter to the editor: Masks are worse than tyranny

Here’s how to reach the post office

Letters to the Editor (June 5)

If SBC plays its cards right, a casino might be an economic plus

Letters: Immigrants are essential

Crates not the Only One to Visit Campus

Build it and They Will Come

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