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Tag: Opinion

  • Editorial: A tragedy in Queens hits close to home
  • Guest Column: We must advocate for senior residents
  • Column: How did Bill Boken get away with murder?
Columns
02/04/19 12:00pm

Equal Time: Setting the record straight on recent votes

by Anthony Palumbo
02/04/2019 12:00 PM
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While thumbing through my favorite local newspaper the other day, I happened upon an editorial by a former political candidate Abigail Caplovitz Field opining about my votes on an election reform package that passed the Legislature a few weeks ago. READ

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Columns
12/26/18 6:01am

Year in Cartoons: Some of our favorite Paw Prints of 2018

by The Suffolk Times
12/26/2018 6:01 AM
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Just about every week in our print edition we publish a Paw Print cartoon from Shelter Island artist Peter Waldner. Here’s six of our favorite from last year. READ

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Editorials
11/11/18 5:58am

Editorial: Midterm elections brought record turnout

by The Suffolk Times
11/11/2018 5:58 AM
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Tuesday’s elections on Long Island brought large numbers of voters to the polls, with long lines and wait times. In eastern Long Island’s 1st Congressional District, turnout reached nearly 250,000 — approximately 78,000 more votes were cast than in the midterm election four years ago. READ

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Featured Story
11/11/18 5:57am

Featured Letter: The FAA must follow law as it’s written

by Bob Bittner
Letters
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To the editor:

The FAA cannot be allowed to interpret a law, it must, as all must, follow the law. The FAA is making a mockery of the FAA Reauthorization Act, sponsored by Congressman Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) and the Congress and president who signed it into law. (more…)

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Columns
11/10/18 5:59am

Column: Finding solace in the magic of Ireland

by Ambrose Clancy
11/10/2018 5:59 AM
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We got a new long-term parking service at JFK — our old one went out of business — and hired a robot to give us directions for a 10 p.m. flight. In her stern, almost-pleasant voice, she gave us sensible directions until she slipped her moorings and went to Route #2, called “All the Way ’Round the Mulberry Bush.” READ

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Editorials
11/04/18 5:59am

2018 Endorsement: Ken LaValle for State Senate

by The Suffolk Times
11/04/2018 5:59 AM
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Ken LaValle (R-Port Jefferson) has become synonymous with this district during his four-decade run in the New York State Senate. His résumé speaks for itself. READ

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Featured Story
11/02/18 6:01am

Guest Column: Sending condolences to Pittsburgh

by Greenport Ecumenical Ministries
11/02/2018 6:01 AM
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We, the ministers of the Greenport Ecumenical Ministries, send our condolences to all our brothers and sisters of the Jewish faith on the occasion of the mass murder of innocent Jewish worshippers at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. READ

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Columns
10/07/18 6:01am

Column: Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?

by Joe Werkmeister
10/07/2018 6:01 AM
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At stake on July 17, 1941, was more than an extension of his already-famous hitting streak. When the great Yankee Clipper Joe DiMaggio arrived that day at Cleveland Stadium, a massive crowd of 67,468 awaited to see if he could extend his hitting streak to 57 games. READ

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Featured Story
09/02/18 6:00am

Readers respond to column on sexual abuse in Catholic Church

by The Suffolk Times
09/02/2018 6:00 AM
Letters
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To the editor:

With the risk of seemingly defending sexual abuse by Catholic priests, I must write concerning Mr. Wick’s article, over the top at the very least, calling for the bankruptcy of the Rockville Centre Diocese.

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Columns
08/19/18 6:00am

Equal Time: Working together to find common ground

by Christopher Kar
08/19/2018 6:00 AM
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It’s not about food trucks.

Let me start by saying I am 100 percent pro-food trucks at wineries, breweries or even farm stands. OK great; now that I have established that, I will continue. READ

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