February 26, 2009 RSS feed / Letters

Motorists will speed less often if they get tickets

I'd like to comment on a letter written by Erik Nordquist in the Feb. 12 Thousand Oaks Acorn ("Are police officers writing tickets to raise city revenue?") I've had a similar experience as Mr. and Mrs. More...

Election season starts early thanks to Acorn ediorial

Did the Acorn editor start the 2010 Thousand Oaks City Council race? More...

Audience opposed Home Depot in huge numbers

On Jan. 26, the Thousand Oaks planning commission met to vote on the Home Depot project on Hampshire Road. The auditorium was virtually full; there were about 400 interested parties in attendance. More...

Conservatives have nothing to offer the country

In response to Dawn Williams' and Kevin R. Stanley's letters to the Acorn published Feb. More...

Cops are writing tickets to save lives of pedestrians

After reading Mr. Nordquist's Feb. 12 letter to the editor about police officers writing tickets to raise city revenues, I just had to throw my two cents in from another perspective. I was walking on Thousand Oaks Boulevard that day. More...

School district staff is making poor recommendations

It's business as usual in the Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD). More...

Defends her belief that Guantanamo is best for America

In Ms. Jensen's letter of Feb. 5, several statements were made that lacked understanding of facts. Her assumption that American citizens were spied on solely on the "request" of President Bush isn't well founded. More...

Shopping center didn't support local enterprises

How can one insist local residents "Buy Local" at The Oaks when an ill attempt to utilize local contractors has been demonstrated? More...