02.10.2019 Columns Guest Column: We must advocate for senior residents While your 50+ magazine is a great resource for older residents, there are a couple of errors that, indirectly, shed light on a serious problem: the lack of affordable...
03.28.2016 Letters Featured Letter: Cuomo’s wage hike should be scrapped I was somewhat relieved that The Suffolk Times editorial board has expressed reservations about the proposed $15 an hour minimum wage.
11.23.2015 Letters Featured letter: Thank you to accused PA, boos to insurance shutdown I was disturbed to read two health-related articles in the News-Review last week: one involving the charges against and the other concerning the state’s shutdown of Health Republic, an...
08.14.2014 Letters Featured Letter: The rich get richer I have sympathy for both the landlord and his tenants who are being asked to vacate illegal units on Cox lane (“Town taking aim at local landlord,” Aug. 7).
05.23.2013 Letters Featured Letter: Thank you, teachers To the Editor: With graduation approaching, I cannot forget the dedication, inspiration and guidance of specific teachers and programs that tremendously benefited our son, Carlos. While I have often...
05.02.2013 Letters Featured Letter: Saga of General Wayne Inn a double standard To the editor: The saga of the General Wayne Inn, ending with its inevitable demise (“Town: Take the Old Inn Down,” April 25) evokes a comparison with the fate...
03.28.2013 Letters Featured Letter: North Fork deserves an assemblyman representing district To the editor: The absence of a state assemblyman representing our district is a very poor reflection on the state of New York government. Former assemblyman Dan Losquadro, who...
10.04.2012 Letters Featured Letter: Ridiculous demands from New York’s teachers To the Editor: It’s disturbing that the New York State United Teachers Union is preparing a lawsuit against the state and its taxpayers for enacting a 2 percent property...