Letters to the Editor
Letter From Howard Myers
Devious methods by Measure A supporters Santa Clara’s Measure A is a mail in ballot only, you have to return the ballot or you won’t vote. A friend told me the instructions given to those...
Letter From Alan Eft
In the March 28th issue an article appeared with the title: “Some Say Diverse Bay Area Will Reap Benefits of New Stadium…” You could also have published an article with the title: “Some Say Home...
Letter From Rich Solis
If we could only turn back the clock. It seems like every time you turn around we learn more details about the cost of the stadium that quite frankly we as residents should be very...
Letter From Chris Smith
With the kickoff of the Measure A campaign for our schools, I now recall the flood of mailers from the Stadium boosters screaming that the stadium was going to be good for our schools. Now...
Letter From James Rowen
I believe it is noble to speak about funding programs for youth and seniors. That is why the tickets to 49er games will have a surcharge for youth and senior programs. The banks gave a...
Letter From Rich Solis
Why do our kids have to pay the price for budget deficits caused by mismanagement and salaries/benefits that are out of control for teachers and administrators. Its amazes me to listen to the bureaucrats always...
Letter From Lidia Blair
Thank you, Santa Clara! I applaud Mayor Mathews and the City Council for the great job they have done in listening to the community and supporting their wishes. The City Council and city staff formed...
Letter From John Azevedo
t has gotten quite popular for every special interest group attempting to sway public opinion to allege their civil rights have been violated. The most ridiculous example I have come across recently, was from those...
Letter From T. M. Hade
I support the “parcel tax proposal” and my wife and I will vote for it. My only problem with the program is that you can bet Sacramento will treat this in the same manner as...
Letter From Richard Wang
Sometimes I wonder why the residents within Santa Clara Unified School District do not seem to value education as much as families in surrounding cities that have passed parcel taxes in recent years to continue...