Sign up for our eNewsletterIn the wake of yet another devastating mass-casualty incident, this time in Parkland, Florida, educational leaders across the nation are calling for new gun-safety laws so that teachers and support personnel can focus on nurturing, mentoring, and inspiring students — not tasked with keeping them safe from school shootings.
Airport plan Re: “Airport Authority, residents clash over expansion” [Volume 24, Issue 3 or bit.ly/2p2QMFS]
By Gary London [Editor’s note: This editorial first appeared in the Voice of San Diego on Feb. 28, bit.ly/2FmmOrt.]
Response to Scientology insert The Mission Times Courier has received multiple emails, letters and phone calls pertaining to the Church of Scientology insert that is periodically delivered with the paper. Advertising decisions are beyond the scope of the editorial department, however, due to the number of responses we’ve received, I asked our publisher to clarify […]
Last week, a proposal that sat on President Trump’s desk for over two months, which the renewable energy industry had been watching anxiously, was finally signed. His signature places into effect a 30 percent tariff on imported solar panels, and while it was expected, the reasoning behind it and implications going forward beckon further understanding.
I read with interest the guest editorial on immigrants this past [issue]. I feel that some important points were missed.
Our welcome banner was vandalized this past December at Ascension Lutheran Church. It was slashed in two pieces. It stated, “Immigrants and Refugees Welcome” and displayed a picture of Mary, Joseph and Jesus in route to Egypt.
By Elliot Harmon and Corynne McSherry What’s next for net neutrality and how you can help Defying the facts, the law, and the will of millions of Americans, the Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal net neutrality protections. It’s difficult to understate how radical the FCC’s decision was.
Starting next month, the Mission Times Courier will have a new publishing schedule. Currently, the paper is delivered on the third Friday of the month, but starting in February the paper will be delivered on the second Friday of the month.
Holiday spirit Monday, Dec. 13 we dropped off our holiday cards to be mailed at the 92120 Grantville post office. We didn’t realize that we left the unused stamps in the box with the cards. The next day we got the stamps back in the mail.