Letters

California is a growing state. Every year we are fighting more

Although I don’t have any school-age kids – my two sons are in college now –  I do care very much about the quality of the public schools in Morgan Hill. I have had the pleasure of visiting several of our local Morgan Hill schools and have always come away impressed by both teachers and students. On top of that, the many alumni who chose to live in Morgan Hill after completing their schooling are justly proud of their alma mater. I get that, because I attended public schools in a small town in Connecticut, and the twelve years of education I received there proved to be a solid foundation for my entire life. I want our kids in Morgan Hill to have that, too. They are our future, and the kind of education they get today will determine their future. The job we do during their twelve years in our school system will probably determine more than anything else what type of Morgan Hill we will have in 2035. After all, many of these kids will become our future teachers, cops, builders, nurses, doctors, lawyers, business owners, and parents.

Valley ozone fighters have launched a new offensive against bad

Regarding DA John Sarsfield and the San Benito County Board of

The Council of Governments discussed the widening of Rt. 25 at

When will the traffic lights at the dangerous intersection of

Thank you for helping to make our third year of The Spring Grove

President Bush is endangering my retirement and the retirements

Dear Editor:

The prolonged budget crisis in Sacramento, in which the state