Letters

I'd like to thank reporter Katie Niekerk for the article on the

The Board of Supervisors say no to the Miwok casino project.

Thank you for reporting about the Hollinet bankruptcy case.

I strongly oppose Measure J because it is a bait and switch initiative based on junk science and it’s bad public policy that could open the county to millions of dollars in lawsuits and payments.

Regarding the article

Recently, a group of developmentally disabled clients from Social Vocational Services went to Foster Freeze on Tres Pinos Road to eat lunch. They were treated very rudely by a woman who identified herself as the owner. The clients and staff were upset enough by the treatment they received that they cancelled their food order and went next door to Taco Bell. At Taco Bell, they were met with warmth and kindness, as any customer should be.

Suspect in Recent Target Fire Innocent Until Proven Guilty

Vote No on Measure J. There is simply no truth to the fear-mongering agenda of San Benito Rising and its purposefully deceptive initiative. The group is fostered and supported by the Center for Biological Diversity. In reality, the Center for Biological Diversity is an anti-industry legal attack group that uses the Endangered Species Act and media scare tactics as a weapon to destroy America's industrial strength and resource production by bringing lawsuits against a wide spectrum of resource-use companies, private property owners and against government to stop resource use.

Goodbye 2005 and welcome 2006. It was a pleasure to attend our