December 13, 2007 RSS feed / Letters

The petition drive makes sense

How amusing it is to see Jere Robings in support of more government regulations ("Petition a scam on T.O. citizens," Nov. 29 Thousand Oaks Acorn ). More...

Home loan crisis was preventable

I read your paper every week; it is my favorite paper. I have been waiting to read something about whom to blame for our horrendous real estate market problems. More...

Likes to hear about schools' accomplishments

Thank you to Ken Winters for his Nov. 22 letter reiterating how principals should set good examples in activities on campus. Allowing students to duct tape him to a pole is just not an appropriate children's "reward" activity. More...

The animal shelter deserves our help

All the kitties, dogs, bunnies and other critters at the Agoura Animal Shelter are eagerly watching the activity around their Christmas tree. More...

Takes aim at critic of the petition drive

My name is Nino DeFranco, and I'm fighting for our quality of life. I want to protect what we already have. I've lived here for 15 years and have been very involved. More...

'Let the buyer beware' is still great advice

How much pain does it require for a mortgage salesperson to "get it"? In a recent T.O. Acorn , there was a single page flier from a WaMu sales rep. The pitch was to lower your payment. More...

Honorable citizens to be singled out

Many of us recall the touching movie "Pay It Forward" where a young boy's school project was to promote giving by requesting that a person does three nice things for strangers and then asks in return that they do three nice things for others as wel More...