Letters

Kudos to overlooked San Benito county agency

October 3, 2008

Dear Editor,

Guest View: Citizen pushes for parking permits after bad experience

March 23, 2010

Recently I received a parking citation for which I paid without

Widening 156 to Four Lanes is the Wrong Answer

October 5, 2005

I am amazed to read that there is a discussion about turning

Letter: Making a case for Measure E

September 21, 2012

I would like the residents in our community to support a Yes vote on Measure E. Like many Hollister residence I am a commuter and I came to this town because I found a community that fit what I needed and wanted in a hometown.

Letter: Costly financial impact of cap-and-trade

September 18, 2014

The rural community has borne the brunt of California’s economic downturn, including high unemployment rates and a lingering recession. Now is not the time for the California Air Resources Board to increase the cost of gas and diesel by 16-76 cents per gallon as a part of cap-and-trade regulations. While the goal of improving California’s environment is important, targeting consumers by increasing fuel prices is the harshest, most vindictive way to do so.

Guest View: Reader claims trustees spurned candidate

November 5, 2015

Two weeks ago, the Hollister School District appointed an individual to its board of trustees to fill a vacancy. One of the four candidates applying for the position ran for school board in the 2014 election and although she did not win, she did very well. With her application, this candidate provided multiple letters of reference from community groups. Someone gave an eloquent speech on her behalf. There were several members of the public, parents, present at the meeting with signs supporting the candidate.

Qualms about school fundraiser

September 23, 2004

Last week, my son, a first grader, came home from school with an

Plenty of good reasons for global warming suit

May 16, 2008

At first glance, it made little or no sense for California and

Letters: Opinions on bonds, hospital measures

October 15, 2024

Beware of bandits Re: Out-of-area construction firms spend heavily to influence bond votes, Free Lance, Oct. 11, 2024. This is a stick-up. We are looking right down the barrel of a gun. Some construction firms are not the only bandits who want our vote. A healthcare...

Not much suspense left in nominating process

Hurricane Katrina Shows why Politics Matters

Ah, moisture! Rain, rain, come and stay

Progress is being made on sewer treatment plant

Measure J is good thinking

Kudos to overlooked San Benito county agency

Guest View: Citizen pushes for parking permits after bad experience

Widening 156 to Four Lanes is the Wrong Answer

Letter: Making a case for Measure E

Letter: Costly financial impact of cap-and-trade

Guest View: Reader claims trustees spurned candidate

Qualms about school fundraiser

Plenty of good reasons for global warming suit

Letters: Opinions on bonds, hospital measures

Letters to the Editor (Jan. 9)

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