Readers respond to previous coverage of Tesloop.
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Correction to your coverage I just received the latest edition of your local Mission Valley newspaper. In the article on SoccerCity, you state that the city council vote was 5-4 against holding the special election. I believe I read the vote was 8-1 with only Scott Sherman in favor of the special election.
SoccerCity’s devilish details Re: “Public will decide SoccerCity” [Volume 11, Issue 4 or bit.ly/2oPjysP] I read your piece concerning the SoccerCity proposal for the Qualcomm Stadium site and wish to comment. The proposal, as it stands now, should indeed generate controversy and as one member of the planning commission noted, “the devil is in the […]
Housing and wages Re: “District 7 Dispatch: Housing Summit marks begging to fix San Diego’s housing crisis” [Volume 11, Issue 2 or bit.ly/2mDy2Kd] I recently read 7th District Councilmember Scott Sherman’s column concerning the upcoming Housing Summit, his take on the housing crisis here in San Diego, and wish to comment. While I appreciate Councilmember […]
Trolley extension a pittance of what’s needed Re: “A new ride” [Volume 10, Issue 11] Read your article on the proposed new Blue Line trolley that will service the UCSD and the UTC area and want to comment.
Re: “Second Mission Valley dispensary gets approval” [Volume 10, Issue 9] Park, what park? I live at the top of the hill, a few houses from the Cromwell Place ‘park’ entrance to Indian Hill Park.
Worth a thousand words? Re: “Discover nature in Mission Valley” [Volume 10, Issue 8 or bit.ly/2bCUBJ2] Read your piece in the Mission Valley News concerning the proposed River Park and want to comment.
No, thank YOU! Re: [Volume 10, Issue 6, bit.ly/29bUVSd] Just received my second copy of your Mission Valley News and LOVED it! I particularly enjoyed reading Andy Cohen’s Congressional Watch column. I don’t know if he’s in every issue or not, but I hope so.
Why the Chargers should stay in San Diego America’s philosopher John Dewey found little need in religious dogma despite having been brought up in a church-going family. The professor from the University of Chicago understood the significance of the divine upon culture and society.
Editorial: Protect yourself from skin cancer this summer By Emily Prager Summer is here, and families will spend more time outdoors. Exposure to the sun’s harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays increases the risk of skin cancer, which is why proper sun protection is essential. In fact, the sun’s UV rays are responsible for about 90 percent […]