Letters Articles

By Chip Netzel. Attn. Gary Abrams: The citizens of Culver City can hope “There is Only One Council Candidate Like You.” After reading your letter to the Culver City community this morning regarding your candidacy, one word comes to mind…

By Alan Corlin. To Carlene Brown, I do not have much time this morning to devote to this discussion. However, I am particularly dismayed at your continual assertion that the United Parents of Culver City is “anti -union.” I have no factual idea why…

By Janet and Charley Hoult. A Note to our friends: These greetings are usually sent to you prior to Christmas. Some of you have called because you didn't receive them, and you were concerned….thanks to you all. Both of us had our yearly flu shots on the 19th, and Charley became sick a few days later…

By Carlene Brown, MA. Ed. Alan Corlin asserts that the outcome of the Culver City Democratic Club’s endorsement process should “be an affirmation of who the club believes will best represent the interests of Democrats in Culver City.” Mr. Corlin suggests that the club does not fully value all of its members, but only a few. He claims that “failure to endorse even one winner out of the seven recent School Board candidates is a point in fact.” I believe one of the biggest reasons the club’s endorsed candidates did not win is…

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On Christmas Eve, I was anxiously waiting at the United Airlines arrival gate to greet my brother, whom I had not seen for three years. I noticed a war-weary soldier coming from Afghanistan, still in his camouflage uniform. He had a tired look in his eyes that suddenly brightened as his young son, about five years old, came running up to him. “Daddy, daddy. Welcome home, daddy!”

As readers may know, 21 leading scientists, engineers and technical experts from around the country — including California — have written a letter to Gov. Brown affirming the safety of hydraulic fracturing and highlighting the many benefits (including environmental) of oil and natural gas development.

By Skye King. Something had been bugging me ever since I read the latest article about Karlo Silbiger’s thoughts on the School Board election. I just realized what it is.