The Valley Chronicle - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - February 28, 2019
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - February 28, 2019
Dear Editor, The Hemet City Council’s opposition to making a state highway a better, beautiful, safer place to drive is stupid. Here’s why: • Caltrans spent $10 million of state funds to improve Florida Avenue by resurfacing it with slurry. • The City of Hemet has historically mismanaged the city’s frontage on the state highway. • The City Council’s insistence upon buying the state highway when the city has no funds is stupid. • The Highway Patrol did accident reports, and those reports show something has to be done to reduce the traffic problems. • The five city council members think they are smarter than you, me, and even smarter than the state engineer. • Businesses along Florida Avenue will actually benefit from the improved state highway. • The utility poles along the state highway and Sanderson Avenue need to be underground. The Hemet City Council’s priorities are upside down. Jim Welker, Hemet
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staff24 Kids Shop with a Cop in Hemet
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staffMSJC Hosts Temecula Valley Campus Dedication Ceremony
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NFPA urges added caution this holiday season, as Christ
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staffPolice Seek Help Locating Hit-and-Run Vehicle
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Four CSUSB alumni win top award for radio show
staffFour CSUSB alumni win top award for radio show
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Follow-up: Plane Crashes Near Residential Homes in Heme
staffFollow-up: Plane Crashes Near Residential Homes in Hemet
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CSUSB Nursing Street Medicine Program partners with new
staffCSUSB Nursing Street Medicine Program partners with new mobile medical clinic
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Padilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the
staffPadilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the ‘Take Our Jobs’ Campaign
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CHP plans DUI checkpoint in Hemet Valley
staffCHP plans DUI checkpoint in Hemet Valley
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Don't undermine scientific discovery -- ever, but espec
staffDon't undermine scientific discovery -- ever, but especially now
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C.W. Driver companies breaks ground on new three-story
staffC.W. Driver companies breaks ground on new three-story stem education building
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staff35.3% Of Unvaccinated California Residents Cite Government Distrust
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staffICYMI: Padilla Highlights From Judge Jackson’s Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing
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staffMSJC Celebrates Groundbreaking of New STEM Building and Opening of New Animatronic Makerspace
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staffMSJC Receives $500,000 Apprenticeship Grant
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - February 28, 2019
Dear Editor, The Hemet City Council’s opposition to making a state highway a better, beautiful, safer place to drive is stupid. Here’s why: • Caltrans spent $10 million of state funds to improve Florida Avenue by resurfacing it with slurry. • The City of Hemet has historically mismanaged the city’s frontage on the state highway. • The City Council’s insistence upon buying the state highway when the city has no funds is stupid. • The Highway Patrol did accident reports, and those reports show something has to be done to reduce the traffic problems. • The five city council members think they are smarter than you, me, and even smarter than the state engineer. • Businesses along Florida Avenue will actually benefit from the improved state highway. • The utility poles along the state highway and Sanderson Avenue need to be underground. The Hemet City Council’s priorities are upside down. Jim Welker, Hemet
You have got to be kidding, right? The State of California legalized the selling of marijuana. The State of California is a very liberal state. The State of California has been declared to be a sanctuary state. Are all of these statements true? Cannabis is a product produced on the marijuana plant. Cannabis is used by many for its health benefit. True? Why then was one female arrested, booked and held in custody in lieu of $30,000 bail for selling a controlled substance? If all of the above statements are true then this is a display of hypocrisy is it not? Nancy Eller, Hemet
The Valley Chronicle - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - February 28, 2019
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - February 28, 2019
Koi Nation of Northern California and California State Parks Renew Memorandum of Understanding and Celebrate Renaming of Ridge and Trail
Koi Nation of Northern California, USA
MSJC Hosts Temecula Valley Campus Dedication Ceremony
MSJC Hosts Temecula Valley Campus Dedication Ceremony
Stick to a “Go Safely” Game Plan: Celebrate the Holiday
Stick to a “Go Safely” Game Plan: Celebrate the Holiday Season Responsibly National “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Enforcement Campaign Begins Dec. 14
Police Seek Help Locating Hit-and-Run Vehicle
Police Seek Help Locating Hit-and-Run Vehicle
Follow-up: Plane Crashes Near Residential Homes in Hemet
Follow-up: Plane Crashes Near Residential Homes in Hemet
Padilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the
Padilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the ‘Take Our Jobs’ Campaign
Don't undermine scientific discovery -- ever, but espec
Don't undermine scientific discovery -- ever, but especially now
35.3% Of Unvaccinated California Residents Cite Governm
35.3% Of Unvaccinated California Residents Cite Government Distrust
MSJC Celebrates Groundbreaking of New STEM Building and
MSJC Celebrates Groundbreaking of New STEM Building and Opening of New Animatronic Makerspace
MSJC Receives $500,000 Apprenticeship Grant
MSJC Receives $500,000 Apprenticeship Grant
24 Kids Shop with a Cop in Hemet
24 Kids Shop with a Cop in Hemet
Stick to a “Go Safely” Game Plan: Celebrate the Holiday
Stick to a “Go Safely” Game Plan: Celebrate the Holiday Season Responsibly National “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Enforcement Campaign Begins Dec. 14
Four CSUSB alumni win top award for radio show
Four CSUSB alumni win top award for radio show
Padilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the
Padilla Joins Farm Workers for a Workday as Part of the ‘Take Our Jobs’ Campaign
C.W. Driver companies breaks ground on new three-story
C.W. Driver companies breaks ground on new three-story stem education building
MSJC Celebrates Groundbreaking of New STEM Building and
MSJC Celebrates Groundbreaking of New STEM Building and Opening of New Animatronic Makerspace