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Letter to Editor: Oliverio was responsive to his constituents – Rabbi Menachem Levine

January 4, 2017 By PO2012

Thank you for your thoughtful article about outgoing District 6 Councilman Pierluigi Oliverio (Page 1B, Dec. 21).

In 2012, Oliverio was re-elected with close to 68 percent of the vote — not because everyone  in District 6 agreed with all his positions, but because he looked first to represent our district’s interests while still being mindful of the needs of the city. First and foremost, he listened to and was responsive to his constituents.

Oliverio had the courage to stand up to the special interests groups. He had the intelligence and desire to do the hard work of passing thoughtful legislation. He had the courage to ask tough questions to ensure that taxpayers’ money was spent wisely and productively.

I wish Oliverio much success in his future endeavors and welcome Councilwoman Dev Davis in her new position as our representative.

Rabbi Menachem Levine – San Jose

Filed Under: A-News

Letter to the Editor – Porn Filters on Children’s Computers in Library

May 16, 2014 By PO2012

Parents of All Political Stripes Agree

The Sunday Internal Affairs column listed an incorrect dollar amount regarding the costs associated with implementing software restricting access to pornography on the children’s computers in our libraries. To be clear, there are three sets of computers in libraries: adults’, teenagers’, and children’s. Back in 2009, the cost to implement porn filters for both the teen and children’s computers was $89,900. The cost for just the children’s computers was half that, or $45,000. Community members even offered to donate the money to pay for the software. Nonetheless, the proposal was rejected by the city council, except Mayor Reed, Pete Constant, and myself. Fortunately, our new library director, Jill Bourne, views this as an important safety measure, and will implement this protection for children without city council approval. It’s not about the money, just common sense. No parent I know approves of unrestricted access to pornography for children.

Pierluigi Oliverio

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Vicious Attack of Pierluigi Oliverio Unwarranted

Ones’ good name and reputation is a most prized possession. It is unconscionable for any person or entity to maliciously endeavor to destroy another persons reputation The lack of integrity the public special interest groups showed recently when they maliciously sought to destroy the reputation of Pierluigi Oliverio, candidate for Santa Clara County Supervisor, is […]

Op-Ed: How to make Santa Clara County government more effective

Residents should hold supervisors accountable for how efficiently core services are deployed to meet stated goals Federal, state, county, city, school and special districts all have distinct and important roles to play in community governance, and each body has a primary set of responsibilities. Elected officials, and especially candidates, will often urge action on hot […]

Op-Ed: Helping the mentally ill is good for public safety

After every mass shooting, we have a public discussion about mental illness, but what about the rest of the time? 25 to 40% of police calls nationwide are related to the behavior of someone who is mentally ill, and such instances include a higher risk of injury and death to those involved. This is a constant […]

Op-Ed: Tired of trash along roads? Get Santa Clara County inmate crews to clean it up

Our streets are filthy. I cannot recall a time when there has been so much trash on our roads. Traveling extensively for work I am amazed how other thoroughfares in the state and country are so clean, in contrast to Santa Clara County. This blight is highly visible, and seems worse than ever with no […]

Letter to the Editor: Labor bill would hurt Santa Clara County

State legislation AB1250 would negatively impact Santa Clara County.  It would not only increase the cost of county government unnecessarily, but would also inflict harm on our most vulnerable residents. Fortunately for taxpayers and recipients of county services, the bill stalled ​this month , but will likely be reconsidered in January. Passage would remove the flexibility of […]

Merc News condemns Unions

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Councilmember Davis Supports Pierluigi

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Mayor Reed Supports Pierluigi

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