Del Mar local releases book of WWI letters
DEL MAR — Del Mar local James Larrimore has released a book filled with World War I letters between a war correspondent and his beloved
Letters
Letters: More hypocrisy in mayor’s newsletter
Mayor Catherine Blakespear stated in her Jan. 6, 2022, newsletter: “The foundation of democracy is this: eligible people must be able to vote, the votes
Letters: A valuable piece of Encinitas history on verge of destruction
A valuable piece of Encinitas history is on the verge of being destroyed by the latest potential density bonus project on Melba Road in Encinitas.
Commentary: A tale of two (coffee) cups
“I was upset that you’re tacky. I don’t care about your bad taste in coffee,” wrote one reviewer. “Best coffee in Southern California. Not shameful
Letters: Belated response to a shrill polemic
I owe the staff of The Coast News an apology for my belated response to the polemic, “What happened to The Coast News?” North County
Letter: ‘Progressive drivel’ compels me
This letter is in defense of The Coast News’ reporting, editorial content and investigative reports.
Letters: Many Encinitas residents want in-person meetings
Dear Mayor and City Council: It is my understanding, via a Union-Tribune article, that the City of Encinitas will not be having in-person City Council
Letters: Should teachers unions run schools?
School boards and parents should run our schools. Teachers’ unions should not control school districts. San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) is an excellent
Letters: A message to Dr. Robert Haley from a disappointed father
By Mike Tanghe Members of the Board and Superintendent Haley: To say I am disappointed in your failure to lead would be paying you too
Commentary: An open letter to the community from SDUHSD students
By Joy Ruppert, Aya Jaffer, Ella Sobhani, Shiva Kansagara, Frances Chai, Roxy Morris, Ema Nastic & Kylie Hayase The week before winter break is normally
