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Sonoma West Letters to the Editor: May 17, 2018

May 16, 2018

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Rights and personal responsibilities

May 28, 2015

Two weeks ago, Cynthia Murray’s commentary published on our Tribune’s editorial page immediately captured my attention. Her opening paragraph spoke of the need for public discourse to depart from its extreme focus on rights and to emphasize more the importance of responsibilities. Because of the opening paragraph’s traditional and conservative tone I found myself nodding – yes, yes, as I read it.

A disturbing picture

July 29, 2021

It’s been almost nine months since the fraudulent presidential election last November. Things are not looking good that the illegitimate Biden presidency will be overturned. This means all of us in Sonoma County and all other parts of the United States will have to endure the socialist and communist programs the far left Democrats are cramming through Congress. One can hardly wait for the 2022 mid-term elections to replace Nancy Pelosi with Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House.

Letters to the Editor: May 27, 2021

May 28, 2021

Joining the Northern Sonoma County Fire Protection District

Letters to the Editor 6-27-13

June 26, 2013

A new era

The Saint and the Sultan

October 23, 2012

I want to earn your vote! You and I have the great pleasure to live in Healdsburg where, for over 150 years, people have built a great community, come to each other’s aid when required, and looked forward to an ongoing future of growth and prosperity. I believe we are now at a crossroads. One where your future city leaders will decide whether we can afford to do all the great things we want to do.

Sonoma West Letters to the Editor, May 3, 2018

May 2, 2018

Thoughts on the watershed

Letters to the editor: April 11-17

April 11, 2019

Thanks to transparent chief

Managing the public sector

October 22, 2014

With this year’s elections fast approaching both candidates for the 4th Supervisorial District, James Gore and Deb Fudge have represented that they possess the knowledge and skills necessary to manage Sonoma County’s public sector and its problems, one of which is the gorilla in the room—unfunded pension liabilities.

Letters to the Editor, May 30

May 30, 2019

What’s in a name?