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‘The stories we choose to preserve will shape the kind of society we become’
'We find ourselves in a moment when truth is challenged, minimized, or reframed for comfort rather than clarity.'
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Officials’ oath should include principles of Declaration of Independence
We need to include a pledge to uphold the ideals of equality and justice for all from the Declaration of Independence and keep it top of mind in our elected officials.
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Family of Sgt. Michael Piro says thanks
The family of the late N.Y. State Police Sgt. Michael L. Piro expresses gratitude for community support.
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Thank you for the history
Letter: I never heard about this train wreck so the article was very interesting to me. I agree — there should be some sort of memorial at the site.
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Woolley: We need real change
To the Editor:
I’m Mark Woolley, your hometown candidate for Riverhead Town Board. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4,...
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Many reasons to vote in this election
Don't be discouraged if you feel ignored by your government. Get out and vote instead, Aquebogue resident writes.
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‘We wouldn’t be any worse off’
The current town council seems incapable of managing town finances to ensure that our budget will meet the community needs and provide a sound base for the future, writes a Calverton resident.
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Are Riverhead residents getting a good deal? We may never know.
Former town supervisor Laura Jens-Smith says Riverhead officials’ repeated use of the same developer for major projects — without open bidding — undermines transparency and could cost taxpayers more.
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Think, speak to each other, and listen
If people would simply speak to one another, listen to each other and respect each other, we could get along despite our political differences: Letter to the editor.
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‘Solidly non-partisan, entirely pro-Riverhead’
Heart of Riverhead civic association president Cindy Clifford responds to Supervisor Tim Hubbard's statements about political bias of local civic groups.
