Question of the Week Answers: Pinnacles promotion
Panelists and readers answered the following: Do local government and nonprofit leaders do enough to promote Pinnacles National Park?
Letter: Response to writer’s Iran view
Our readers need to know an important fact omitted by Marty Richman in his opinion concerning Iran and the agreement signed by the United States plus Great Britain, France, Germany and four other signature countries. All eight find it agreeable and a workable situation for stability in the Middle East.
Letter: Attention on school lunches
With the new school year just around the corner, parents’ attention is turning to school clothes, supplies, and lunches. Yes, school lunches!
Letter: Prepare for PSAT
The Preliminary SAT part is a standardized test, with mostly multiple-choice questions, to determine a student’s likely no-study SAT score. Each year about 3.6 million students take the PSAT/NMSQT test. However, for the 50,000 top scorers the PSAT could be the most important test they will ever take, because the NMSQT part of the test COULD get them into the National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSP), which HAS offered about 4.500 scholarships at about 450 colleges throughout the USA for semifinalists and finalists. Last year it took a raw score of 93% to be a semi-finalist.
Question of the Week Answers: Permanent Gavilan campus downtown?
Panelists and readers answered the following: Should Gavilan College plan to build its permanent Hollister campus downtown?
Letter: Public left out if minutes condensed
Want to know what the San Benito County Board of Supervisors (BOS) has been doing? Good luck.
Letter: Aquatics rep dives in on pool issue
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. Â
Letter: Former mayoral candidate ponders issues
I want to bring a lot of different things to the people’s attention. I feel the people of the community should be aware and know what goes on in their city. I myself would like to know what does the police department and county sheriff’s department do with the entire surplus of property they obtain in their possession. Eventually no one claims them, and then they stay in the city or county’s possession. What happens to them then? It is in their inventory, the property room. I buy from property room all the time, and this certainly does work. Where is all the money at that they make of this unclaimed property? They cannot lie about that.
Community Board: Solutions for Hollister’s helmet problem
There are three crucial components to solve Hollister’s serious safety problem with lacking helmet use by minors on skateboards, bicycles and scooters.
Guest View: Everything old is new with Iran
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