Read the letters to the editor for Oct. 20.
A reader can’t believe voters might give Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller a pass on ethics concerns.Re: “S.A. streets markedly poor,” Your Turn, Oct. 5.
City Council could not care less about our roads. They are focused on spending our money on downtown upgrades and remodeling the San Antonio International Airport. Like most of San Antonio, my neighborhood streets and sidewalks need improvements. I doubt if that will ever happen.The U.S. National Debt Clock surpassed $31 trillion on Oct. 4. Alarmingly, it only took 8 months and 4 days to add another $1 trillion.Focus on actionsThe Hispanic community would be well advised to not pay attention to what Republicans say but to what they do.
The last census revealed the population in the state of Texas grew. That growth was due to the minority population, mostly Hispanic. This gave Texas the opportunity to add two new congressional districts. Since the Republicans control the drawing of congressional districts, they had the opportunity to draw a least one Hispanic district. Instead, they took four existing minority districts and combined them into two districts while not drawing a Hispanic district.
I can only conclude that a majority of the voting public no longer has any sense of ethics or decency. What has happened to our country when people can blatantly engage in behavior in such a manner and it has no impact whatsoever?Kathy Bandujo, Boerne
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Your Turn, Oct. 18: Are GOP candidates avoiding League of Women Voters?Read the letters to the editor for Oct. 18.
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Your Turn, Oct. 19: Welcome to Texas, not ‘Texifornia’Read the letters to the editor for Oct. 19.
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Tucson City Council to consider multiple fee increases at Oct. 18 meetingSeveral proposed fee increases are on tonight's Tucson Mayor and Council agenda, including water and parking rate adjustments. kgun9_andrew will have more tonight at 10pm
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TUSD job fair Wednesday, Oct. 19Job seekers interested in working in education have an opportunity to attend a Tucson Unified School District job fair Wednesday, Oct. 19.
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Oct. 19: MarketWatch - Is The American Consumer Running Scared?Join Barron’s Live weekdays at noon, for timely and actionable insights tied to the coronavirus crisis. Dial-in to connect with top experts and our editors covering the outbreak, to hear the impact on markets, the economy, companies, real estate, and more. Session topics subject to change pending breaking news. Barron's senior managing editor Lauren R. Rublin, reporter Al Root and a special guest discuss the outlook for the aerospace industry.
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Tucson's new one-stop permitting system goes live Oct. 31Tucson's new permitting system launches on Halloween day, but the current system will be unavailable Oct. 21 through Oct. 30 for the changeover.
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