Editor,

In my opinion, we are fortunate to have the variety of news that the San Mateo Daily Journal brings to the table. The Feb 16-18 edition offered a column by Greg Wilson which I felt was quite insightful about the constantly evolving real estate landscape that affects us all in Redwood City one way or another. Next to Greg’s useful column was a well-written column by Shavonne Lin (A junior at San Mateo High School) about prison reform. The fact that someone this age would take the time to write a thoughtful piece on this important topic blew me away. Last but not least (on the same page) was a letter written by former San Mateo County Superior Court judge and state senator Quentin L. Kopp (Ret) about the Cow Palace land grab.

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Christopher Conway

David- I am in 100% agreement with you. Never miss an issue of SMDJ and appreciate the coverage we get on local issues. Keep it up your doing great.

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