Letters to the Editor

Kick the bums out

Cuesta did celebrate

When the pastor of San Luis Obispo United Methodist church asks the pastor of Mt. Carmel Lutheran church if he can borrow some chairs, and the answer is “No,” there is something wrong.

Compromised bill

More differences

Absent coverage

Here I was minding my own business, when I was unceremoniously dumped into my 70s. The realization that I was on the downhill side of life opened my mind to an onslaught of important messages.

On Nov. 6, I hiked to the summit of Bishop Peak, a place I have been numerous times since moving here five years ago. I always enjoy the views and the moderately strenuous exercise. This particular time, I noticed and picked up a fair amount of litter. Here’s what I packed out that had been left by others.

The obvious answer

What we deserve

Q: The Tribune defamed Paso Robles High School by associating our school with the act of (the alleged) attempted felony murder by Steven Smith. His act of violence had NOTHING to do with PRHS.

Citizens of the Central Coast have an outstanding record of environmental activism and advocacy. One issue that unites many of us is our concern about the impacts of offshore oil development on our coastal communities, environment and economy.

Assemblyman Sam Blakeslee recently sent out a taxpayer-funded mailer promoting a private oil company’s plan to allow the first new offshore oil drilling in California in decades.

Republican wrongs

Significance forgotten?

32 years of hospice

When you read the words “Central Coast Roller Derby” what visual image comes to mind? What assumptions do you make?

Stop ruining lives

Sylvia Earle’s commentary (“A needed sea change for Southern California,” Oct. 22) does a great job of romanticizing the Marine Life Protection Act.

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