Letters

4-H clubs helped make me who I am today

May 26, 2004

Standing at the front of a classroom on a cold rainy day in

Letter: With airshow losing money, make improvements

October 1, 2015

I am just writing because I missed the talk of the week and I wanted to voice my opinion on a recent question of the week. “Do you support the city hosting a Hollister Airshow in 2016?” No, I do not because they are always in the red, as far as the budget. I feel Mike Chambles has too much on his plate. How can we make money, if there losing too much money? One year, with 10,000 people slipping through the gate for free—aren’t you the code enforcement officer? Also when one person has too much on his plate, then maybe it’s time to send in some help, or get demoted.

Guest View: Proportional elector system for California?

November 19, 2016

Hillary Clinton garnered most of the national popular vote, but Donald Trump was elected because he won the majority of electoral votes. Many Californians now say they want the winner determined by popular vote. The presumptive argument is that one-person-one-vote is more democratic (little d). Assuming this idea was not put forward for merely partisan political purposes, it’s worth a look.

Beware of casinos bearing gifts

September 28, 2004

The Roman poet Virgil once wrote,

SBC’s Direction Has One Writer Thinking of Hanging Up His Quill

October 19, 2005

Lately it has been a pleasure to attend almost all of our Board

Yewell Makes a Reader Hot

November 22, 2005

After reading John Yewell's column

Letter: Aquatics rep dives in on pool issue

August 27, 2015

I would like to provide some additional information to the school board meeting agenda item relating to the need for a new pool. I have been working with a group of parents to provide a solution to replace the only public aquatic facility in the county.

Utility Commission Takes an Anti-consumer Tone

September 1, 2005

There is no doubt about the purpose of the state Public

Letters to the Editor (Dec. 5)

December 5, 2006

As Mayor of San Juan Bautista, Reed Went Above and Beyond

Aromas bilingual teachers cannot be lumped together

April 23, 2003

Dear Editor:

Kudos for the paper

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4-H clubs helped make me who I am today

Letter: With airshow losing money, make improvements

Guest View: Proportional elector system for California?

Beware of casinos bearing gifts

SBC’s Direction Has One Writer Thinking of Hanging Up His Quill

Yewell Makes a Reader Hot

Letter: Aquatics rep dives in on pool issue

Utility Commission Takes an Anti-consumer Tone

Letters to the Editor (Dec. 5)

Aromas bilingual teachers cannot be lumped together

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