Author: Mia Casey

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Opinion

COMMUNITY OPINION: How do Hollister ordinances measure up?

Mayoral candidate Mia Casey writes the City Council should ensure ordinances brought forward are not done to advance an individual member’s bias or personal agenda.

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Opinion

COMMUNITY OPINION: Is Hollister destined to become a town filled with distribution centers?

Mia Casey writes that a massive new warehouse/distribution center should not be moved forward without proper due diligence and environmental review by the City of Hollister.

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Community Opinions

COMMUNITY OPINION: Measure N—recipe for a brighter future

San Benito Citizens for a Brighter Future co-founder Mia Casey writes that the proposed Strada Verde project is a positive step forward for San Benito County.

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Community Opinions

COMMUNITY OPINION: A tale of two initiatives

San Benito Citizens for a Brighter Future co-founder Mia Casey writes that there have been false arguments made about the proposed Strada Verde autonomous vehicle facility.

Betabel Project Drawing, from R. McDowell. Provided by Mia Casey.

Opinion

COMMUNITY OPINION: The Betabel Project: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

San Benito Citizens for a Brighter Future co-founder Mia Casey writes about a virtual town hall put on by Betabel Project owner Rider McDowell.

Betabel Project Drawing, from R. McDowell. Provided by Mia Casey.

Community Opinions

COMMUNITY OPINION: On Measure K, the Betabel project and accidental activism

When Mia Casey researched Measure K and the nodes, she and like-minded individuals moved to action and created a petition to be presented to the SBC Board of Supervisors on April 7.