Letters

Tuesday, June 15, should be a yellow-letter day for Laguna. Assuming all goes according to health department guidelines, that is the day we are...

Editor, “The Tragedy of the Commons,” a classic essay published in Science in 1968 and written by the esteemed UC Santa Barbara ecologist Garrett Hardin,...

This question is for those of you in town who don't want to wear a COVID-19 mask. Can you name any respected ER docs,...

Editor, Misrepresentations are circulating about compensation paid by the city to our treasurer, Laura Parisi. Let's set the record straight.  Your vote should be based...

It was refreshing and illuminating to read Bob Borthwick's guest column (Feb. 27 edition of the Indy) about the 1930s Carl Klass home and...

Editor, I’ve read with concern the recent reader letters expressing outrage over the “proliferation” of drug and alcohol recovery treatment facilities in Laguna Beach. Regarding Pillars...

Editor, The City Council voted to dismantle “The Sunbathers” sculpture in Nita Carman Park--permanently. I am devastated, outraged and appalled. I have lived in Laguna Beach...

Editor, Last October, the City Council decided to scrap the alternate position for the Design Review Board in favor of a full member five-person panel. At...

Editor, I was so pleased to read the Susan Velasquez column last week entitled "Magic Unfolds at Festival Events." I loved and appreciated every word...

Editor, Our new mayor, Bob Whalen and new police chief, Laura Farinella, bring enthusiasm to Laguna Beach city government. Friday, March 27, at the Susi Q...

Editor, While cyclists worry about their three feet of space, we pedestrians sometimes worry about even two feet or at least enough to avoid having...

Editor, Last week, a Ms. Harrison called us at the Laguna Food Pantry.  It seems she has more oranges and lemons from her trees than...

Editor, I read with bemusement in this week's online news the attack on our art as exhibitors in the Sawdust Festival. It is especially disturbing when it...

Editor, Thanks, James Utt, for not returning to teaching and recognizing that your liberal bias would seep into any classroom you enter. We already have a...