Opinion

What Happened to Parental Rights?

During the Fourth of July parade in downtown Morgan Hill, as veterans, active duty personnel, and reservists marched, I was moved to see spectators along the route get up from their lawn chairs, the street curb and blankets to stand and honor them for their service and sacrifices. We owe a lot to our fighting men and women in the armed forces and their families. But beyond standing in respect during a parade, or adhering a bumper sticker to our car, or pinning a ribbon to our lapel, are we as a country doing enough in response to the soldiers' health care needs and to ease their transition back to civilian life?

Kudos to the city staff and city council for coming up with and

Kudos to County Supervisor Don Gage for reversing course on his

It was 44 years ago, 1960, a neighbor and I walked door to door

Karen Zacarias places two women contemplating motherhood,

Dear Editor, I

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