Letters

I read with amusement, Mr. Mike Smith's letter regarding the

Two weeks ago, the state's Economic Development Department

Under what justification did we go into Iraq without any

Dear Editor,

California is a growing state. Every year we are fighting more

From the day he began running to replace ex-Gov. Gray Davis,

America Coming Together (ACT) has claimed to have reach more

The city should come up with ideas on how to generate additional

My wife and I attended the candidates night at the Aromas Grange and were not impressed with Art Medina. Mr. Medina said he decided to run for supervisor “at the last minute.” This bothered us as the supervisors’ position is not one you just step into as the learning curve is too steep, particularly now. For a candidate expressing a need for transparency in government, his answers to questions involved “political speak,” were vague in nature, and some were filled with innuendo rather than facts. For instance, he said he “knows someone in the position to know” that there are several large developments ready to be started. He mentioned one that is on board and a couple that have been stalled, or stopped, for years. One project he mentioned is not on anyone’s radar and is probably nonexistent. Transparency?

Hello. My name is Heatherly Chenet, I'm 19 years old, and I'm a