Letters to the Editor | Oct. 31, 2025

Letters to the Editor, Oct. 31, 2025

Try to imagine playing a game of chess without your queen, a couple of rooks, and perhaps a bishop, and having to rely on your pawns to carry the day. The Blue Jays were without an injured Springer, and subsequent early removals of Kirk, Barger and Bichette for so-called fleeter players. That’s what it felt like in Monday’s 18-inning marathon. With all due respect to the replacements, and the rationale that 'that’s the way we have done it all se…

Letters to the Editor | Oct. 31, 2025

Measure C is misleading and burdensome to homeowners The Sentinel and ex-mayor Don Lane have gotten their endorsement wrong! Guest commentators in the Sentinel have shown how Measure C is misleading and burdensome. How can the City Council abdicate their responsibility and allow the mayor to heavily fund a housing tax measure without transparency and accountability to its citizens? Unlike the voter-approved affordable-housing Measures J and O th…

Oct. 30: Ford’s outrage at Ticketmaster is difficult to swallow, don’t be rude to protesters who simply disagree with you, and other letters to the editor

Letters to the editor call for people not to shout obscenities at anti-abortion protesters just because they disagree, and praise a Record reporter for a story about a golfer's resiliency.

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In today’s letters to the editor: the ad; the ambassador; the U.S. President; pipelines; the Jays