Letter to the editor: Must practice inclusion
Latino inclusion begins with growing and harvesting our food going back at least to my childhood in World War Two. At that time, our mother brought us children to pick string beans in a San Jose field near the soon-to-be Hawaiian Gardens.
Letter: Keep Hollister clean
It would be wonderful to be able to look only in front of you and not look down at the ground that is littered with garbage such as plastic bottles, metal cans, paper coffee cups, plastic bags and so on.
Letter to the editor: For the love of Errol
PORC has been relentlessly trying to convince people to direct their anti-growth anger towards Betabel. They've used lies and scare tactics and seem to have no conscience, or respect for the community they're lying to.
Letter to the editor: Keep sending mail
The United States Postal Service is committed to delivering your mail and packages throughout the current pandemic.
Letters: PORC tried to bully board of supervisors
The proponents of a radical initiative have picked the worst possible time to put a stranglehold on the local economy.
Letters: Act now for economic development
PORC’s rabid opposition to this zone change is misguided and perplexing when our county is desperate for jobs.
Save the local economy
Open letter to the San Benito County Supervisors and Community:
Before March 3, we had Measure K. A ballot measure designed to halt a new zoning ordinance that was applied to four commercial projects at currently developed locations on Highway 101.
Today, on March 24, the...
Letters: Candidate endorsements
Kollin Kosmicki
I’m endorsing Kollin Kosmicki for District 2 supervisor because he has real plans for progress for San Benito County, plans that don’t rely on unsightly developments along the HWY 101 corridor near Aromas. Kollin Kosmicki understands that supervisors are supposed to represent the...
Why was there only one offer on 400 block property?
Dear Editor,
I am responding to your June 7 Free Lance editorial.
When the offer was made , that was the listed price by the city. And if it was so low as you suggest, then after three years of aggressively trying to market the project,...
High-Speed Rail is monstrosity
Here is my comment on your Bullet Train article on May 10, as we celebrate the 150th
anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad, Golden Spike Ceremony: I was disturbed by your lack of fair treatment of both sides of the issue.
Your article failed...