How does that water flow?
      I read with great interest Doug Paterson's letter, "Garden runoff pollutes water supply," of Sept. 13. Paterson described how runoff from our lawns and gardens is entering the supply of reclaimed water from the Tapia plant.
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The generation of over-consumption
      Last month I was mildly amused while entering our fair community of Oak Park. I was greeted by signage on the bulletin board that urged me to save water because every drop counted- a message from a district that continues to flood the streets and sidewalks on a nightly basis.
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Misses the old Agoura High field
      Regarding the article "Agoura High School kicks off football season on new synthetic sports field" in the Sept. 13 Acorn , I can only guess that the new football field at Agoura High School is great, because I can only see it from afar.
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Goodbye to a good man
      Reading Sept. 6 letters to the editor, a tribute to Vance Moran from Eileen Kahn caught my attention. I had read the article about his death last week and had intended to write about my memories of him. With his passing, a passing of Old Agoura went with him.
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There's no 'free pass' for developers
      As founding council members of Calabasas and member of the City Council that voted for the city's current General Plan, we believe that it's necessary to answer Toby Keeler's angry and misleading letter to the editor of Sept. 6, "No free pass for developers." Mr.
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Glad Klessig's running again
      We, like most of the Westlake Village residents, are very pleased to hear that Philippa Klessig has filed to run a second term on City Council. She has been a tremen dous asset to our community, not just with her involvement and dedication, but in all she has accomplished in her first term.
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Supervisor does a lot for you
      As former office manager for Supervisor Linda Parks I am compelled to respond to Dina Adler's complaint in Sept. 6 letters regarding an unreturned phone call. Ms. Adler needs to understand just how hard the supervisor and her staff work.
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Absurdity of 'supermajority'
      It amazes me that apparently few seem to realize why it is so difficult to pass a budget in this fine state of ours. It's the ridiculous "supermajority" requirement.
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Another word on those chem trails
      Reading the letter in this week's Acorn, I had to shake my head at the close-minded people who only believe in what they are told to. The Sept. 13 letter written by R. Stilson, "Doesn't buy conspiracy theory," gets under my skin. How someone can call any letter outside the norm "garbage" s...
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