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Write-in campaigns launched for open Mattituck school board seat
North Forkers preparing for boxwood blight
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Laurel woman's novel published posthumously
Ongoing Marion Lake restoration project impacted by Sandy

Sports

Baseball: Mattituck keeps its postseason alive

May 20, 2013

Baseball: Vila’s three-hitter sends Southold into loser’s bracket

May 20, 2013

Auto Racing: After three years, Brode breaks into victory lane

May 19, 2013

Education

This is the school budget you'll vote on Tuesday

May 20, 2013

See who's running for your school board

May 20, 2013

Write-in campaigns launched for open Mattituck school board seat

May 20, 2013

Business

Local farmers say they're not the one with issues

May 19, 2013

New vermouth, Atsby, made in Mattituck

May 13, 2013

Sushi, hibachi restaurant now open in Greenport

May 12, 2013

Community

Ongoing Marion Lake restoration project impacted by Sandy

May 19, 2013

Photos: Hallockville's Fleece and Fiber Fair

May 19, 2013

Art class receives wisdom from area seniors

May 17, 2013

Obituaries

Ferdinand Lucka

May 21, 2013

Carlisle E. Cochran

May 15, 2013

Oleta Marie Melissari

May 14, 2013

Real Estate

North Forkers preparing for boxwood blight

May 20, 2013

Real Estate Transfers

May 10, 2013

Real Estate Transfers

May 2, 2013

Opinion

Column: Paying my dues — a tale of three unions

May 18, 2013

Editorial: Let’s hear from the public on for-profit races

May 16, 2013

Featured Letter: Let's cherish the North Fork

May 16, 2013

Featured Letter: Blame sins of the father for LIPA

FILE PHOTO | A downed power line in Mattituck when Sandy struck the North Fork.

To the Editor:

Hearing again and again the news that Andrew Cuomo was blaming LIPA for not responding well to Sandy, and that he now wants to put it into private hands.

I keep thinking that no one seems to want to remember that his father, Mario, was the one who insisted on making LILCO a power authority run by political appointees, insisting that it was going to save us so much money and be more responsive to the needs of the residents, which in the beginning was just the opposite. They ignored the public completely; being an authority they didn’t have to listen to anyone.

Well I guess he is admitting that his father making the company an authority, with political appointees and no oversight, was an even bigger mistake.

I hope they really think this through and get it right this time.

Helga Guthy, Wading River

Read more Letters to the Editor in this week’s Suffolk Times available on newsstands or by clicking for the E-Paper.