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We encourage community dialogue on important public issues and welcome letters of 450 words or less. Submit letters here or email them to editor@rsfreview.com.
Letters to the Editor
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May 23 issue: Consider improvement assessment for roundabouts On Feb. 7, the RSF Association sent a letter to the Covenant Design Review Committee (CDRC) to ensure the CDRC enforces the Covenant, noting excessive grading with unrestrained mass and scale along with homes inconsistent with Latin-style design.
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Editor’s Note: The following letter was sent to Kenton Jones, managing traffic engineer for San Diego County, the RSF Association Board of Directors, and RSF Patrol Chief Matt Wellhouser.
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Water rates: Enough of the ‘Tier System’ It was with great pleasure that I read the recent article written by Joe Tash with regards to the RSF Association’s stance against the Santa Fe Irrigation District on yet another rate increase and another Tier system as well as Mr.
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Letter to RSF and those attending the Rancho Days Celebrations 2018 One-hundred years ago in the fall of 1918 the Lake Hodges Dam was completed, turning a desert canyon into a garden paradise and by 1922 Rancho Santa Fe was born.
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Guest column: Santa Fe Irrigation District water rate concerns BY GREG GRUZDOWICH For almost the past two years, I have been the Chairman of the RSF Association’s Water Rates Committee challenging the rates that Santa Fe Irrigation District charges.
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Gratitude to hard-working journalists With the recent celebration of Thanksgiving what better time to express gratitude to our hard-working reporters.
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A $7,000 kitchen remodel Everyone knows that remodeling your kitchen pays off when it’s time to sell your house.
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Help students succeed in the future: Support RSF Connect We are fortunate to live in an area that boasts some of the best schools in the state.
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Vote “Yes” for installation of fiber optics, and here is why We are at a crossroads and it is vital Rancho Santa Fe moves forward with the installation of fiber optics.
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Falcons junior Nick Herrmann spent 70 days in the hospital and it was feared he might lose his leg
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“The Great Leap,” a basketball-centric play, is coming to Old Town San Diego’s Cygnet Theatre Jan. 22, 2020. Written by multi-award-winner Lauren Yee, it was one of the 10 most-produced plays in the United States in 2019, along with her “Cambodian Rock Band,” recently staged at La Jolla Playhouse. “The Great Leap,” which premiered in Denver in 2018, is about an American basketball team going to China for an exhibition game. There’s more than a game at stake; there are long-buried personal histories, a clash of dreams and ambitions, and the main setting is Beijing in 1989, when student protesters were about to be massacred in Tienanmen Square. With all this going on, there’s still plenty of humor — one of the playwright’s conspicuous gifts.
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Author Jessica Johnson will appear at the Rancho Santa Fe Library Saturday, Jan. 25, at 2 p.m. to talk about “Abandoned San Diego,” her book about fascinating — and some hidden — places in San Diego.
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Benefit event presented by Rancho Coastal Humane Society and San Diego Botanic Garden
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Comedy ‘Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus LIVE!’
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