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The Hillel brothers exercised their property rights and cut down a landmark walnut tree in Old Agoura. As your opinion piece mentioned, it was inevitable because "nature has to pay the price of progress." Progress had nothing to do with it. The Hillel brothers had every opportunity to bring an appropriate development project forward. More ... As an Israeli American who has lived in Agoura for many years, I take exception to your article about the axed walnut tree. My objection is that you threw in a quote that called attention to the developers' nationality. I fail to understand what relevance their Israeli background has to this story. What was the purpose of mentioning it? More ... This is a song, "Black Walnut," in memory of the tree taken down by the Hillel developers. Sing to the tune, "Black Water," by the Doobie Brothers. More ... I guess you could title this letter "It's not about the tree, It's about the character." I read with dismay your editorial last week about the black walnut tree in Old Agoura. I live in Old Agoura and I pass by that corner several times a day. More ... On May 1 our city planning commission held a public hearing and approved the application for the construction of two additional office buildings at the northwest corner of Agoura Road and Liberty Canyon. There is presently one fairly low-key office building on the property now. More ... Last week's article, "Acosta resigns from Triunfo Board," makes clear to me why we should have an all-elected board. With most sewer and water districts, board members have to live in the area they serve, but not Triunfo. More ... When did it become acceptable for residents of our area to use the private property of their neighbors as their own personal toilet? I am referring to their dogs. I am not a dog owner. Yet, for some reason, I have to put up with ugly gold patches on my front lawn. Even worse, I have to constantly remove dog leavings from my lawn. More ... For many months now we've listened to debates about who should lead the country and why. But there's another debate going on too, one that isn't focused so much on who should lead, but how they should do it. And many people, like me, are asking "What exactly does it mean to be a 'leader' anyway? More ... I am writing to express my opinion regarding the Saturday detention "work program" at Lindero Canyon Middle School. My son was recently given this punishment for a school infraction. I understand that if he didn't follow school rules, he should very well be reprimanded and made to give up four hours of his Saturday. Beginning at 8 a.m. More ... Letters RSS feed |
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