May 29, 2008 RSS feed / Letters

Measure B permits citizens to control their quality of life

After a lot of review and study of what the real issue is with Measure B, I've come to the conclusion that Measure B will not bring Armageddon to Thousand Oaks. More...

Vote for Measure B because public safety is at stake

New development and voting for or against Measure B shouldn't be primarily about traffic but about safety first and foremost. This is my major concern regarding Home Depot or another similar business going in on Hampshire Road. More...

Healthcare in jeopardy if Measure B passes

It's my responsibility along with the hospital's board of trustees and its Medical Executive Committee to ensure that our community and the patients we serve have access to continuous, affordable, quality healthcare. More...

Angry at those who stole 'No on B' signs

Since I believe in full disclosure, I'm a member of the volunteer citizens' committee opposed to Measure B. As part of my volunteer efforts I have asked neighbors to place "No on Measure B" signs in their yards. More...

Loyal to Gallegly again this year

Constituent service is the base line for U.S. Rep. Elton Gallegly's reputation and is the reason, once again, of my support of him in his reelection. More...

Graffiti vandals a dark cloud over our city

We live in the close vicinity of a very lovely park located adjacent to the Latter-day Saints Church on Wendy Drive and bordered by Bear Creek Drive. More...

Measure B puts power with people

Citizens all across the country have risen up to protect their quality of life against overdevelopment and the harm it causes, such as traffic, pollution and crime. More...

Kmart site should become city hall

What a great idea from Herbert A. Hutchinson to use the old Kmart site for city hall, (May 22 letters, "Measure B is a shot in the arm for democracy"). He's right about the ample parking. More...

Let our leaders lead, vote no on Measure B

I finally found the truth and common sense necessary to make an informed decision regarding Measure B. More...

Maybe the 'B' stands for baloney

I can't believe I said, "No, no, no, no!" I also can't believe all the money for Measure B is from hardworking folks either. Yes, my dear, the big hardware stores are pouring money into Thousand Oaks like you wouldn't believe. More...

Incumbent wasn't willing to face his GOP challenger

I had a chance to attend the candidates forum at Cal Lutheran University several weeks ago. Thank you to the Ventura County Star , the California Association of Political Centrists and CLU for hosting such a necessary event. More...

Likes Masry for state Assembly

I met Ferial Masry seven years ago, and I soon learned that when I'd get in her car to go somewhere, I was going to get a history lesson. More...