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Letter: Parking ban addresses a symptom, but not the cause
Northern Parkway resident Jeanne Fallot writes to say the town's response to congestion on the residential street is ineffective.
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Who are they working for, anyway?
Aquebogue resident Ron Hariri questions town square plan and objects to tax breaks for Petrocelli's hotel development.
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President Obama’s message of hope should inspire us all to action
Letter: We can forge a path that is based on values of fairness, inclusion and respect for diversity.
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The standard for ‘transparency’ should be clear and consistent
Letter: Rules for transparency in public commenting and procurement should not be invented on the fly.
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Merrifield’s double standard
Letter: A board member questioning a speaker's political affiliation at a public meeting is offensive — even more so when aimed at a political foe.
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Many questions yet unanswered about proposed cannabis cultivation facility on Middle Road
To the Editor:The 31,000 square foot “greenhouse” proposed for 1458 Middle Road by Brother Bear Cannabis is an affront to all residents...
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What would seizing the science center’s Main Street property actually accomplish?
Why are local taxpayers being asked to spend public money to destroy a 30-year-old educational institution that has already served more than 375,000 children and families? Letter to the editor.
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We need to stand up against racism
To the Editor:
Re John McAuliff’s Guest Column, Racism, Rebranded: We are at a crossroad as a country. We...
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Let’s prioritize what is right over what is comfortable
We must be a community that encourages voices, not suppresses them; that addresses concerns openly, not quietly; and that prioritizes doing what is right over what is comfortable.
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AAECF president urges transparency and accountability in work of Anti-Bias Task Force
The goal should not only be to address bias, but to do so in a way that is itself beyond reproach—rooted in consistency, openness, and respect for all residents.
