Justice is meted out by the courts. Since marriage is controlled by the state, then marriage ought to be, justly, and with justice as paramount, defined by the court (state or federal) for all citizens. Let the church define marriage for its own members, and as each interprets one’s own scriptures. John E. Moren Davis

Is it lack of water from wells or is it mismanagement of the well water? The city of Davis seems to have no problem with uncontrolled watering of greenbelt areas. Sprinklers are operating shortly before a predicted rain, during the rain, shortly after a rain or are malfunctioning, causing large muddy areas. At the same […]

I am writing to protest the imminent closing of Common Grounds coffeehouse, my home away from home in South Davis. I am disappointed — disgusted, actually — that Regency Centers, a very large corporation, won’t offer a new lease to Son Chong and his wife, Michelle Kim, to keep their successful mom-and-pop store in the […]

For the past weeks, The Enterprise has been occupied with a confused and confusing subject, the “water project.” Strangely enough, the whole discussion with all its pros and cons dealt with money; there was no mention of the main public health concern, namely fluoridation, a well-established and well-proven system to prevent dental disease. Needless to […]