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Letters to the Editor
Take a look at what people are talking about on our Letters to the Editor page:
None of the five largest cities in the United States allow their mayor to appoint the city auditor.
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By Ben KaminArlin Schumann may not have liked Petco Park's postmodern ambience, but it sure would have liked his grumpy fan credentials.
By Rich Toscano The frantic government attempts to bail out the housing and credit markets have become borderline absurd.
By Allison Finn This is about our education, our potential, our future. A student's perspective.
By Dianne Jacob I was sued by the owner of the LA Times for speaking my mind about the business practices of one his companies. I'm speaking again.
By Steve CastanedaChula Vista is trying to do its part to prevent global warming.
By Mike Kalichman and Larry HinmanWith major scientific discoversies, some right here, the Brave New World is knocking at our door. More people than just the scientists and their boosters should be talking about what it means.
By Richard DittbennerWhile governments and school districts struggle with the state budget crunch, the community college district is doing well.
By Murtaza BaxamusaAs San Diego braces for recession-like economic conditions, we need to step back and reevaluate our failed economic development strategy from the past decade.
By Dale Peterson I may be a cynical simpleton, but it is time to reshuffle the political pecking order in San Diego.
By Remigia BermúdezHow and why to split District 8, build a cluster of homeless services and fulfill our promises to Barrio Logan.
By Ernie AndersonAfter an incredible run of effective managers over the years, in the last decade the mayor and council chose to keep ineffective managers because they pandered to their needs. By Jim WaringWe need political leadership willing to articulate a broad vision and determined to rise or fall politically in the effort to carry out that vision.
By Pat Shea As a city, we are exhausted. It’s OK to just say it. We’re broke.
By Dwayne Crenshaw We need to change the mindset that defines us by our weather, limits us to thinking our best asset is our beaches and the notion we should settle for less because we have the sunshine.
By Gil CabreraPublic campaign financing, a younger option (or two), an independent auditor, a nicer airport and throw in good eats.
By Scott PetersOur long-term structural deficit is exactly that: long-term. It took us decades to get to this point; we cannot solve the problem overnight.
By Laura HunterThe EHC is a vehement opponent to the South Bay Power Plant. But building the Sunrise Powerlink doesn't solve our problems.
By Wade Sanders The new schools superintendent has a tough job in front of him.
By Ian Trowbridge What the campaign finance disclosures are telling me.
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