Letters to the Editor July 3-9
Regarding Cesar Chavez Middle School name change
Writing a letter to the editor to try to change or unchange something is a loser business. I’ve written a lot of letters and they’ve all ended up losers. Chalk up another loss with Cesar Chavez Middle School....
Letters to the Editor June 22-July 2
Data center installations need tight standards
There are issues coming up with many of the data center installations: they need power and cooling with water. Some of these data systems are planned where there is little water and should be required to move to regions...
Letter to the Editor – June 12-18
My proposal for Renaissance High School students
Last year in a PVUSD Board Meeting I opposed moving Renaissance High School to Pajaro Valley High School in order to move Ceiba students to the current Renaissance High School site. After I supported Ceiba continuing to operate...
Letters to the Editor – June 5-11
Pesticide use in the Santa Cruz county
Pesticides are not only harming farmworkers but also us. Pesticide use is a huge problem that is especially affecting us since we are surrounded by agriculture. It is very important to find new ways to control invasive pests,...
Letters to the Editor – May 15-21
Local leaders should enact strong BESS rules
Leaders of the County of Santa Cruz and City of Watsonville have a great responsibility to protect the health and safety of the Watsonville Community and all first responders by drafting and codifying a strong battery energy storage...
Letters to the Editor – May 8-14
High standards needed for Minto Road BESS facility
Battery energy storage may be part of California’s clean-energy future. I am not opposed to it. But clean energy should not become a shortcut around local accountability.
The proposed Minto Road BESS project would place an industrial-scale battery...
Letters to the Editor, May1-7
Who Really Saved Watsonville Community Hospital
Tony Nunez’s claim that he “saved” Watsonville Community Hospital is simply not credible.
The hospital remains in a fragile financial position, with tens of millions in debt and ongoing concerns raised in a recent audit presented to the Pajaro Valley...
Letters to the Editor, April 24-30
Keeping our eye on the Clock
My father, an Air Force fighter pilot, and our family, were stationed in Yokohama Japan in 1947 as part of the post-World War II occupation force. Fortunately, I was too young to understand the magnitude of the complete obliteration...
Letters to the Editor, April 17-23
A Letter to my Republican Friends
Our current president has launched what could very possibly become World War Three—a religious war that may even become nuclear. Is this really what you want for our children?
If not, please call your Congressional Representatives. We only need a...
Letters to the Editor, April 10-16
Lawmakers must restore Workforce Quality Incentive Program
I started my career in a skilled nursing facility twenty years ago as a certified nursing assistant. Over time, I worked in admissions, earned my nursing license, became a nurse at the same facility my grandmother was a...
Community briefs—September
Holy Eucharist Catholic Church wine tasting and auction
Holy Eucharist Catholic Community will host a wine tasting and auction Sept. 27 from 3-6pm at 527...





