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I read a description regarding Proposition 1A recently, and nowhere did it indicate that the measure would extend the taxes recently passed by our state representatives an additional two years, for a total of four years. If that is not bad enough, the "spending limit" can be offset by additional taxes. More ... Being Agoura Hills residents, my family and I are disappointed after reading the article this past week regarding approval of the three cell towers that will be erected at Lindero Middle School. We live across the street from the middle school where we have a child enrolled. T-Mobil made their request for a city permit under very questionable circumstances. More ... Thank you, Bill Draeger. You were absolutely correct that the March 5 letter from Patricia Standring regarding her loony theory that 9/11 was the fault of Republicans should not have been printed in The Acorn . I thought that was the end of it until Mary Ficalora's letter appeared March 19 spouting her surprise at Mr. More ... I feel that I must respond to the letter written by Bill Draeger who seems to advocate the limiting of First Amendment rights to those with whom he does not agree. He condemns Patricia Standring's written position that Republicans were somehow involved in the 9/11 attack. Mr. Draeger has every right, guaranteed by the First Amendment, to express his opinion. More ... As an LVUSD teacher, I and many of my dedicated colleagues did not feel your support when reading your recent negative editorials against public education. I was appalled that your editorial "Speaking of education" equated teaching a class of 5- to 8yearsold students to one of 18years-old college freshmen. More ... I am writing in response to Martin J. Weisman's letter to the editor dated March 19. His quote that "bright children may not reach their potential due to unstable and/or unsupportive families" is right on. I moved here from the Coachella Valley in 1997, and my middle child, Sarah, was an "A" student. More ... The students at Lupin Hill Elementary School recently enjoyed meeting Ed Mckillop, general manager of Albertsons of Calabasas. At the morning assembly, Principal Sheila Grady presented Mr. Mckillop with handmade thank-you notes from the children and a special award plaque. More ... Letters RSS feed |
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