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Letters to the Editor
May 19 issue: RSF Historical Society: Thank you for the opportunity to serve Dear RSF Historical Society Membership and Rancho Santa Fe Community: After 18 rewarding years on the Board of the Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society, I am stepping down as of May 17th.
Dec. 2 issue: Story highlights importance of equestrian community to RSF I am happy to be a subscriber/supporter of the Review, with wonderful writers like Karen Billing who covers the Rancho Santa Fe community so well.
Sept. 2 issue: Guest commentary: CCA student’s Zoom call with school in Kabul, Afghanistan: ‘We fear for our lives’ By Jack Shi It was surreal to sit in class during the first week of school, listening to the terrifying events in Afghanistan.
Aug. 5 issue: Del Mar Horsepark Olympians Congratulations to Del Mar Horsepark supporters who led the U.S.
July 15 issue: Duncan Brown: Perspective of a former student I am an alum of Oakcrest and San Dieguito Academy (SDA), taught by a group of exceptionally supportive and knowledgeable teachers.
May 6 issue: An open and fair election in Area 5 would help instill trust in the end result Excellence. . . respect . . . transparency . . . integrity.
April 1 issue: My view of ‘Big Picture’ RSF Association Art Jury objectives The following are high-level RSF Association objectives important to me, as an Association member, and as a board member: 1) Retaining our architectural authority. 2) Retaining our rural ambiance.
Jan. 7 issue: Thank you Marlene King Thank you to Marlene King for her steadfast resolve!
Nov. 5 issue: Misinformation about the SDFA There’s a discussion in the community driven by misinformation and misunderstanding about the San Dieguito Faculty Association (SDFA).
July 16 issue: The importance (and reward) of being a school board trustee Somewhere amidst all the social turmoil and ongoing pandemic, the basic needs around educating our children needs to be kept front and center.