May 15, 2008 RSS feed / Letters

If you're against rampant growth, vote yes on B

Measure B provides to the voters of Thousand Oaks the right to vote on major projects which will impact traffic, noise and other environmental issues. More...

Can't understand why housing group opposes Measure B

The letter by Rick Schroeder of Many Mansions borders on the hysterical ("Another group sees the dark side of Measure B" May 8 T.O. Acorn ). I couldn't imagine a project with less traffic impact than housing for low-income seniors. More...

Owner of Do-it Center is resorting to personal attacks

The people backing Measure B have no limit on audacity. First, they hired out-of-town signature gatherers, paying hotel bills, etc., only to have them tell people they were "saving open space" by signing the petition. More...

Likes Tenenbaum

I had a chance to meet one of our next congressional hopefuls this past week. His name is Michael Tenenbaum. We had a great talk about the rising gas prices and what I consider the failing educational system. More...

Measure B a wise choice for environmentalists

"B" aware. Intelligent, caring, involved citizens, did you hear? The sky is falling! Thousand Oaks is about to go into poverty if Measure B passes. More...

Measure B isn't everything it's advertised to be

There have been a lot of letters pro and con concerning Measure B, the socalled traffic initiative. More...

Park district wouldn't let kids have fun with dirt

To the curmudgeons of Newbury Park: What a sad state of affairs we live in. More...

Please help cat adoptions

First, a compliment. We love your excellent, truly local newspaper, including the great Pet of the Week feature. Second, a comment. More...