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A View from Main Street: Time to rethink it
On Thursday, some local schoolteachers will take to streets to protest state budget cuts. While their frustration is understandable, it’s doubtful whether the teachers’ actions will yield... Full story

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A View from Main Street: Potential cuts are hitting home
Over the past three weeks, the Hesperia Star has visited the JROTC programs at all three comprehensive public high schools in Hesperia. Each has its own story to tell, but all have many things in common. While not considered an academic class per... Full story
A View from Main Street: Stability through storm is essential
Typically public servants put on the polite brave face and tell their constituents not to worry. Everything will work out OK. But if our school superintendent is sugar-coating anything this time, we better listen closely, even if his words... Full story
Tortoise Tales: Will we be better prepared?
Sincerest sympathies are extended to those suffering from the January rain storms. Our Level 1 Local Disaster received no National media coverage but we know that damage was significant. A year of rainfall dumped onto the desert in a short time... Full story
McKinney's Moments: A Not-so-Perfect Storm
An article in the Hesperia Star on January 8, 2010, highlighted the tremendous challenge that faces Hesperia Unified for the next fiscal year. I described the financial storm that continues to build in the State of California, and the enormous... Full story
A View from Main Street: Volunteer Network is golden opportunity
It’s official: The city has launched the Volunteer Network, which connects people willing to volunteer with agencies that could use a helping hand. Network organizations include non-profits such as the Boys and Girls Club and United Way, along... Full story
A View from Main Street: Maddy's message matters
If you’re wondering what resolution to keep this year, perhaps you should take the lead of 11-year-old Madison Marzano. “Maddy,” as she’s known by family members and friends, is setting out to raise $10,000 for cancer... Full story
A View from Main Street: Looking to the future
Hesperia City Manager Mike Podegracz sat down with our reporter Beau Yarbrough to discuss the health of the city and where it’s headed in 2010. The bottom line: Like other cities, Hesperia is tightening its belt, but the future continues to... Full story
Tortoise Tales: Shedding light on health care
Our greeting of, “Happy New Year,” reflects hope that the future will bring good luck or at least relief from past misfortune. My best years were when I was well fed, comfortable, and blessed with the degree of good health that permitted... Full story
A View from Main Street: End of a year, end of a decade
It’s hard to believe that not only the end of the year will be here in a few days but also the end of a decade. Time certainly does fly. This past year hasn’t been an easy one for many Hesperians. Many have lost their homes or their... Full story
Santa Claus, seen here in this file photo at his desk at the Hesperia Star, does exist, Virginia.
Yes, Virginia
We take pleasure in answering thus prominently the communication below, expressing at the same time our great gratification that its faithful author is numbered among the friends of The Sun: Dear Editor -- I am 8 years old. Some of my little... Full story
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HUSD budget crisis
If 90 percent of what the school board can cut are salaries and benefits, and they need to cut 5 percent of the budget, what should they do?
Cut all salaries and benefits by 5 percent
Lay off employees who don't teach core subjects -- reading, writing, math
Try to pass a bond and borrow the money
Shut down non-critical services, merge school sites
Other/no opinion
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