Letters: The next president’s going to have a pretty tough job, and what about those promises?
I am writing this letter on my opinion about politics. For a
Get involved in the Democratic Party and process
On behalf of the local Democratic Party, I am inviting San
Letter: A last gift to developers in Hollister
On their last day in office, Dec. 3, 2024, the outgoing Mayor, Mia Casey, and her city council majority (Rick Perez, Dolores Morales and Tim Burns) approved a terrible General Plan. This Plan expands the city's “Sphere of Influence” by 3,000 acres into the...
Free Lance Editorial: Consolidation report deserves deeper look
Considering a modest, maximum savings of $316,000 annually and the likely benefits of having one cohesive law enforcement agency, Hollister officials should lead the charge in getting the city and county to agree on consolidation of the police and sheriff's departments.
It’s time to build steam for nuclear power plants
Next year marks the 30th anniversary of the accident at Three
Water Cooler: Ousting of Fish & Game president OK?
With cougar hunting illegal in California, are you supportive of the state Fish & Game Commission ousting its president after he had posed with a cougar he killed in Idaho, where hunting the lions is legal?
Would you go to Costco for a half-gallon of milk?
If you only needed a half-gallon of milk, would you go to
Marty: Is the US in decline?
Is the United States in decline? It's a more difficult question
Letter: Bar owner calls this year’s Hollister Rally the best yet
I said it would be epic and I was on the money. No pun intended there was plenty of money flowing. I am overcome with gratitude because the 2013 Hollister Motorcycle Rally was the best one ever. I’m so thankful that the city council unanimously voted to bring it back. Now they can all share in the pride of the most successful rally ever on their watch. The event manager, Mark Creswell, did a stellar job. I knew he was the right man for the job and he did not disappoint. He worked so hard. When the non-profit that signed up to handle garbage pulled a no-show he picked up garbage himself from the time the event ended until the sun came up Friday and Saturday night. That’s where I spotted him Sunday morning. He was still zipping down San Benito Street on that forklift picking up garbage. He is the one person I know of that got less sleep than I did over the weekend.
Supervisors should act on overlooked tax district
We certainly don't expect the current county Board of







