Letters

Letter: Reader sick of club cards

August 9, 2013

Is anyone else getting sick and tired of these club cards at all the stores? Club cards that you have to swipe every time you go through the register in order to get the sale price. Club cards that you have to give your personal information so that you can be bombarded with not only emails from the stores themselves, but any and all of the companies they sell your names and personal information to. Oh yes, they all say WE don't sell your personal information or your email address! Yet every time you sign up for one of these club cards you get bombarded with emails from companies that you've never heard of or purchased anything from. NOT buying it!

Take advantage of drug discounts

April 8, 2004

In response to Free Lance Weekend March 26-28, 2004,

Letters to the Editor (Jan. 11)

January 11, 2007

Thanks to Coldwell Banker for Making Christmas Brighter

Join us in the fight to keep 4-H

May 20, 2004

Thank you for the front page coverage in Tuesday's paper to help

Letters: Baler Backers thank community

December 22, 2011

Baler Backers thank community for help with raffle

Why blame the landlord?

February 5, 2003

Dear Editor:

Searching for economic solutions

May 28, 2005

This Memorial Day weekend we remember all of the servicemen who

Guest View: Statue offers source of inspiration

January 29, 2015

When Eric Tognazzini passed away from cancer on May 20, 2011, San Benito County mourned. He was only 64 years old, but he had somehow managed to become known, loved and an inspiration for an amazing number of people. His smile and friendly wave greeted everyone he passed as he rode around Hollister on his three-wheeled bike, collecting aluminum cans for his recycling business. On any day of the week, Eric could be seen around Downtown Hollister. From Nino’s Pizzeria to Baywood Creamery, from Public Drive-In Market to Schipper’s, from Ladd’s Hardware to Muenzer’s Sporting Goods, Eric was part of Hollister itself.

Letter: Councilman says Alejo is out of touch with business owners

January 22, 2013

With business owners like myself continuing to struggle to find ways to pay bills and make ends meet, it amazes me that some local politicians remain so out of touch with small business owners.

Can Arnold tame loose mouth in second full year?

Sarsfield responds to critics

Tsunami relief fund at AAA

Guest View: Gavilan trustee responds to expansion critic

Bill Signings the Start of Possible Arnold Resurrection

Letter: Reader sick of club cards

Take advantage of drug discounts

Letters to the Editor (Jan. 11)

Join us in the fight to keep 4-H

Letters: Baler Backers thank community

Why blame the landlord?

Searching for economic solutions

Guest View: Statue offers source of inspiration

Letter: Councilman says Alejo is out of touch with business owners

WIB network of people who protest war, seek justice

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