Letters

Neighbors oppose El Toro housing project sought by Bruce Tichinin

July 23, 2004

EDITOR: At the July 14 City Council meeting, developer/attorney

Your Views

November 30, 2007

Ignorant fear was reason for demise of trail alternative plan

Letter: Facts are stubborn things

August 29, 2025

The politics of the ‘Big Lie” are alive and well in Morgan Hill. A recent letter to the editor by Karen Fitch attempted to portray Councilmember Yvonne Martinez Beltran’s recent loss of her Mayor Pro Tem status by a 4-1 city council vote as...

Take Rove to task for leaking secrets

July 26, 2005

Dear Editor, While consideration of Bush's Supreme Court

Tell the City Council to Support Public Art

September 20, 2005

Dear Editor, Morgan Hill residents need to promptly voice their

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December 5, 2006

VTA's Staggering Waste Leeches Money That Should Go to Highways

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December 12, 2006

Attorney Needs to 'Learn Facts Before Arguing'

President Bush’s plan for NASA more ordinary than bold and visionary

February 3, 2004

EDITOR: Is President Bush's vision for NASA and America's future

Warthen, Mandel stand out among school board candidates

October 26, 2004

Dear Editor, The election on Nov. 2 can mark a turning point for

Striving for all PV fourth-graders to meet or exceed standards

September 25, 2004

Dear Editor, The Paradise Valley School fourth-grade team would

Letter: Caltrain numbers don’t justify added VTA expenditures

Swingers average 35-50 years of age

Letter: Vote No on Measure S

Letters to the editor: Yes on S, bring back speed bumps

Letter: City has wasted millions on downtown MH

Neighbors oppose El Toro housing project sought by Bruce Tichinin

Your Views

Letter: Facts are stubborn things

Take Rove to task for leaking secrets

Tell the City Council to Support Public Art

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President Bush’s plan for NASA more ordinary than bold and visionary

Warthen, Mandel stand out among school board candidates

Striving for all PV fourth-graders to meet or exceed standards

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