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In last week's Acorn, Patricia Ahmad bestows a "Scrooge" award on a letter writer. In the spirit of the season of giving, I honor Ms. Ahmad with her own award- for economic illiteracy. She intimates that "the government" protects only the rights of the rich and that (get ready) "the rich" and corporations pay only "7 percent of the taxes. More ... I find it reprehensible that Patricia Ahmad resorts to namecalling a member of our community in her desire to score a point. I do not know Edwin Locke, but I believe it was mean spirited for Ahmad to take it upon herself to select him "Scrooge of the Year. More ... I am from Massachusetts. I grew up in the Congregational Church, which later became the United Church of Christ. I am a strong believer in the separation of church and state. Our taxpayer dollars should not be going to any kind of religious groups. Our taxpayer dollar should be going for good schools so all our children can get a decent education. More ... So Heschel was approved by the L.A. County Board of Super visors? No surprise there, and no surprise that they essentially ignored the city's concerns and shoved the project down our throats to literally choke on the traffic impacts. More ... This is in response to Norm Pangracs letter of Dec. 6. I think it is great that you are rolling up your sleeves and picking up litter to help beautify our community. However, I find it highly objectionable that you are encouraging people to break the law. More ... The Agoura Hills City Council task force is an excellent idea to "improve the business climate in the city." An immediate first and easy step towards that goal would be to encourage business owners and council members to shop Agoura Hills. I have had interactions with two of the individuals mentioned in your article of Dec. More ... Your editorial last week was filled with many helpful ideas to conserve water in Southern California except for one glaring omission. I cannot understand why you would not demand that our leaders do not immediately put a moratorium on the construction of new homes and commercial properties. More ... Dan Crissafulli's letter of Dec. 6 states that "Oak Park was not yet a reality" when he moved to Agoura 27 years ago (1980). In fact, Oak Park's master plan was approved by Ventura County before 1965 and the first homes were built in 1966. More ... Sometime in April I got a call from a construction company inquiring if I planned any construction or repair work soon. More ... Letters RSS feed |
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