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Town board should remember it represents citizens, not developers
Featured letter: Riverhead, unlike other towns around it on the East End, has bent over backwards for developers. Look around, what do we see?
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Town should have had police at protest
Next time I hope the town board and police officials have a more thoughtful crowd plan activated for an event of this size where the potential exists for vehicle-pedestrian mixing and/or counter-demonstrations.
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State should follow Suffolk’s lead on gas tax relief
To the Editor:
For the past several months, gas prices nationwide have been at unsustainable highs. The average price...
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Let’s not diminish the conservation-minded anglers
I just read your article and was disappointed in your representation of the recreational catch and release fishery.
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‘They need to do a lot better’
To the Editor:
This “temporary” suspension is meaningless. (“Local history museums suspend executive directors,” Feb. 18.) It is...
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Nepotism at work in Town Hall?
Letter: The promotion of a sitting councilman's live-in son-in-law as town attorney is an example of nepotism in Riverhead Town Hall.
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Calls on board allow public review & discussion of new EPCAL plan
In an open letter to the Riverhead Town Board, Calverton resident asks the board to delay action on new approach to closing land deal.
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Latest twist in EPCAL/Triple Five deal requires closer public scrutiny
Ever since the crash-landing of Sean Walter's Bezos-like trip into aerospace with Luminati, his successors on the town board have found themselves in bed with the Ghermezians but not getting much sleep.
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A high school on Sound Ave. is ‘absurd’
Traffic on Sound Avenue makes it inappropriate for a school.
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‘Bullying’ has no place in Town Hall
Politics are politics, however the trend of bullying, mansplaining, and general male-privileged behavior has no place in a public forum in Town Hall.