Letters

	Regaining His Life — ‘All Because of One Good Cop’ By Letters to the Editor @ 2:00 PM June 17, 2009 Found in: Letters From Eric L. Wattree [Editor’s Note: Here is a remarkable letter of redemption our essayist Greg Smith received after his most recent contribution.] read
	A Warning That a Pay Cut May be Coming By Letters to the Editor @ 8:00 AM June 15, 2009 Found in: Letters From Dr. Myrna Rivera Cote [Editor’s Note: Declaring that “This is no time for surprises,” School District Supt. Dr. Myrna Rivera Cote sent the following notice to all District employees, in anticipation of tonight’s special 7 o’clock School Board meeting at District Headquarters, Irving Place. State law requires the Board to notify employees before July 1 of its intention to cut salaries next school year. This item is on tonight’s agenda.] read
	No to Pay Cuts, Says President of Teachers Union By Letters to the Editor @ 8:00 AM June 15, 2009 Found in: Letters From David Mielke [Editor’s Note: In light of tonight’s specially scheduled 7 o’clock School Board meeting, Mr. Mielke, the President of the Teachers Union, dispatched the following letter to his 300-plus members and to Supt. Dr. Myrna Rivera Cote.] read
	Is City Hall Judging ‘Violators’ Before They Have a Hearing? By Letters to the Editor @ 1:00 PM June 09, 2009 Found in: Letters From Sandra Kallander See ‘Mark This Down: Scott Is the Un-Fulwood’ read
	Nuisance Ordinance: Is City Hall Trying to Make Us Become Snitches? By Letters to the Editor @ 7:00 AM June 08, 2009 Found in: Letters From Sandra Kallander Re ‘Will 9 Weeks of Protesting Pay Off? Or Is That the Wrong Approach?’ Thank you for last week’s coverage of the issue of the updated public nuisance ordinance, which will be introduced at tonight’s City Council meeting. (See The Lowdown.) read
	Don’t Ask. Don’t Tell. City Hall’s Attitude on Downtown Parking By Cary Anderson @ 9:00 AM June 03, 2009 Found in: Letters Last Monday, the City Council rejected an Addendum to the already $167,000 Downtown Parking Study. Part of the Addendum would have actually conducted a length-of-stay analysis (both employees and patrons). read
	Residents Seek to Delay PXP Bid to Drill Four New Wells in Oil Field By Letters to the Editor @ 9:00 AM May 27, 2009 Found in: Letters From Kenneth L. Kutcher [Editor’s Note: In the community’s continuing campaign to gain what it deems the strongest safety standards before an oil drilling company is permitted to expanding drilling in the Inglewood Oil Field, land use attorney/Culver Crest neighborhood leader Ken Kutcher dispatched the following letter yesterday to a state official based in Orange County.] read
	Criticism of Those Who Thwart ‘Real Action’ By Letters to the Editor @ 1:00 PM May 26, 2009 Found in: Letters From Nachum Shifren Black racism? You decide. The hypocrisy of the Urban Roundtable, led by communitty activist Earl Ofari Hutchinson, is knee-deep. Instead of crying for more "funding," try shaking up the black political bad guys in the Democratic Party who thwart real action against illegal immigrants at every turn. Why? read
	Now, City Hall, What Do You Have to Say About Bilodeau Murder? By Greg Smith @ 9:00 AM May 26, 2009 Found in: Letters Re ‘We Have Not Forgotten,’ May 25 Ari Noonan raised some very good points yesterday in his op-ed piece about who killed Paul Bilodeau last Jan. 2 at the construction site of Fire Station No. 3 in Fox Hills. Maybe the City Council should hire Mr. Noonan to head their Criminal Investigations Bureau if they want to solve this crime. Or is anyone in City Hall really interested in solving this crime? read
	An Open Letter to the Citizens of Culver City By Letters to the Editor @ 9:00 AM May 13, 2009 Found in: Letters From Scott Malsin and Mehaul O’Leary Voters are faced with a difficult choice next Tuesday. Considering the financial mess the state of California finds itself in, it’s easy to understand why many people may be tempted to vote “no” on all ballot propositions. read