Do you ever hear someone say, “If I could just go back in time and change one thing in the past …”? Surely, so many of us wonder: Could one moment’s stoppage or a chance meeting change the sequence of history on such a strategic path for the good of everyone?
Yet do we ever hear anyone say, “I want to change the path we are on now”? Everything in life will have an evolution of action, then reaction. Life becomes our own Pythagorean theorem. If this, then that.
We want to change that path now. Join us on the resurgence of our community and the revitalization of our town.
Never forget what you’ve been given:
• Eight years, no senior center.
• Six years, no tower turned on in Springs.
• Four years, a road blocked.
• Two years sitting on hands.
November 2, a time to make a change.
“The Tides are Changing”: Walles, Aman, Karpinski. “We are the Community.”
Joe Karpinski
Amagansett
Mr. Karpinski is a Republican and Conservative candidate for East Hampton Town Council — Ed.
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