In reponse to the letter to the editor by Robert Vargas and published in the Westside Connect newspapers on Dec. 23, I believe there are some points that need to be addressed.
The history of Emergency Medical Services was formalized in about 1980, before this time many small towns like Newman were left with uncertainty about emergency medical care (https://emsa.ca.gov/about_emsa). This included no formal regulations and therefore no guarantee of ambulance coverage…
I'm back at the North Pole getting ready for Christmas eve. before I do, I would like to thank the City of Gustine and their fire department for welcoming and having me participate in their Old Time Christmas festival and parade this past Saturday.
One good thing that has been brought to the light since COVID-19 started is the need for more support towards mental health for youth across the United States. Before 2020 mental health was promoted across the country as something everyone should feel comfortable to discuss but unfortunately…
On behalf of the Yolo Middle School and Orestimba High School volleyball programs, we would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make our 12th Annual Dig Pink event such a big success. Thank you to Gustine Middle School and Gustine High School for your continued participation as w…
We are now going to use our children as guinea pigs to test an experimental vaccine. Even if it is approved by the FDA for children 5 plus, the covid vaccine is still experimental.
Born into privilege, silver spoon and political big shots as relatives Gavin Newsom was the anointed child of California. Those who thought him special saw him as a future president. But, like so many of those born into prestigious families Gavin actually believed, like the children of Trump…
It’s difficult to write an opinion about America due to political disposition. Rather then parroting the news I will appeal to common sense.
All Californians will benefit if the House passes the bi-partisan infrastructure bill approved by the Senate.
2020 was a crazy year filled with uncertainty and worry for many, but one person who kept going was Gustine Unified Board Member Zachary Ramos. He helped our community by leading food box giveaways, supporting farmers, getting students access to free internet thanks to working with businesse…
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