Letters to the Editor
Letter from Ed Garcia
I purchased a brick for the S.C. Veterans Memorial a few years ago. I am a Navy veteran of the Korean War (NOT Conflict). Now I read that our City Manager was awarded a brick...
Letter from Anne Bays
My Trip in the Park On Wednesday night, 6-20-12, my husband and I went to Central Park for the summer concert series. I was walking from the handicapped parking lot to the pavilion when I...
Letter from Alan Eft
I’m in favor of Prop 29. Much of what those against it say is just a smoke screen – no pun intended. But, I really don’t care about the arguments. I don’t even care if...
Letter from Mary Jane Jenkins and Maddie Zvalo
Working Together and Going Green Dear Santa Clara Weekly, We all notice the trash that blows throughout the city. But what some of us don’t know is where it goes. Littering is a serious and...
Letter from Don Steinfeld
Dear Editor, The Santa Clara City Council proclaimed May, 2012, as Stroke Awareness Month and I commend them for doing so. As a 35 year old resident of Santa Clara who suffered a stroke 4...
Letter from Marilyn Keever
I was sad to learn recently that Trader Joes may not be part of the renovated Mervyn’s Plaza because they thought there might not be enough business to sustain another store in our location. I...
Letter from Bobbie Plough Ed. D.
Dear Editor, On behalf of the Yes on Measure A Committee – Thank you to all the volunteers, donors, and supportive voters who helped pass Measure A! Your overwhelming support means buses will keep rolling, school libraries...
Letter from James Rowen
The articles in the Weekly are the best evidence of why the Santa Clara Stadium is now a reality. The history and the effort of the team’s ownership and the vision of our elected leaders...
Letter from John Azevedo
All the movers and shakers in Santa Clara, in and out of politics, seem to be behind Measure A and that’s a good thing. After all it is for our children and grand children. Measure...
Letter from wolfgang schaechter
The 49’er stadium construction is underway and, in a few years, we’ll see which faction was right about the benefits of the project for Santa Clara City. The Optimists, Boosters, True Believers, and over 50%...