Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor: May 22, 2025
Learning from Europe
All across Europe, countries have recently been plagued by electrical power blackouts due to unstable sources of renewable energy, primarily from solar...
Letters to the Editor: May 15, 2025
Thank you
Many have witnessed the ongoing conversations and press surrounding the congressional budget and the potential changes to the programs so many people depend...
Letters to the Editor: May 8, 2025
Common sense approach
As the former chairman of the Huntington Town Zoning Board of Appeals, I worked tirelessly to balance the interests of residents, landowners...
Letters to the Editor: May 1, 2025
Problems for the Bess Task Force
We now have a newly formed BESS Task Force, assembled for the purpose of evaluating the safety risks of...
Letters to the Editor: April 24, 2025
SBU visa revocations demand official action, not platitudes
As a proud Stony Brook University alumnus (M.S. 2005), I was deeply troubled by the recent report...
Letters to the Editor: April 17, 2025
Common-sense decision
At the Three Village CSD Board of Education meeting on April 9, a common-sense decision was finally made to remove the start time...
Letters to the Editor: April 10, 2025
We need the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act
Toxic microplastics have invaded the Long Island Sound, harming wildlife and making their way into human...
Letters to the Editor: April 3, 2025
EPA and media need accountability
Based on a March, New York Times article, Daniel Dunaief expressed concerns the EPA “is exploring the possibility” of laying...
Letters to the Editor: March 27, 2025
An opportunity to build trust
It was heartening to read Daniel Dunaief’s interview with the new Suffolk County Police Commissioner Kevin Catalina discussing school...
Letters to the Editor: March 20, 2025
Reconfiguration is the right decision for 3V schools
This letter is meant to address all the Monday morning quarterbacks that are suddenly coming out of...
