Opinion

I'm sharing more of my June primary ballot votes, this time on two measures that aren't receiving much attention.

I just wanted to say thanks for the articles and news.

EDITOR: The Teachers Aid Coalition (TAC) thanks Mama Mia

If you listen to the buzz about the latest technologies, you may think laptops have gone the way of the stegosaurus. But, the truth is, many of us are still using them. This may be a problem from an ergonomics perspective. The big difficulty with laptops (AKA: notebook computers or netbooks) is the keyboard and monitor are attached to one another. This creates an impossible situation. If you place the screen at a comfortable level for viewing, the keyboard and pointing device will be much too high for keying and pointing, and vice-versa. Something's gotta give! And usually it's your neck, back, arms, hands or all of the above.

What do you get when you take 50 stunning, superbly trained

The Rev. Malcolm MacPhail, lead pastor of Gilroy’s New Hope Community Church (8886 Muraoka Drive) has noticed a troubling new phenomenon. When he talks with people in places like Starbucks, they seem to have less and less familiarity with the notable people or events from the Bible. Even Christians seem to have meager knowledge of this foundation of their faith.

Dear Editor, In response to the article by Matt King on Dec. 17

EDITOR: Supervisors Don Gage and Jim Beall are are to be

Dear Editor, I may not be up on all the numbers, but isn