Justin Timberlake, 43, pleaded guilty in Sag Harbor Village Justice Court on Friday, September 13, to a violation charge of driving with ability impaired by alcohol. He had been facing a criminal charge of misdemeanor DWI after his arrest on June 18 by Sag Harbor Village Police. The pop star was allowed to plead to the lesser charge, which leaves him without a criminal record, in a deal worked out...
It’s refreshing: Bill Hillman doesn’t mince words. And Suffolk County’s top engineer, who officially retired last week, will be missed, if only for his candor....
April Gornik is right: Paid parking for residents in Sag Harbor is a terrible idea [“Not Welcoming,” Letters, October 17]. It’s more reason to shop online. Why make life more difficult for the residents? April took the time to protest. Most will just shop elsewhere. Surely there is a better way to raise money in this wealthy community rather than nickel-and-diming the people who live and work here. Thanks for being a great newspaper. Ruby Jackson Sag Harbor
I agree with Rosalyn Jennings [“No Lecture,” Letters, October 17], and her friends, that Kamala Harris can come off sometimes as “lecturing” and that she can sometimes falter under the fairly weighty subjects she is addressing. She is educated, rational and trained as a lawyer and prosecutor, not as an entertainer. She is fact-constrained and knows lies can be outed. She knows her stuff — but that can be, like, sooo boring. To quote Ms. Jennings’s letter on a Harris...