Oddly Misguided
Last week’s Express Session at The American Hotel focused on the subject of parking [“Sag Harbor Panel Tackles Parking Problems, Business Impacts at ‘Local Matters’ Discussion,” 27east.com, October 29]. The format called for the audience to ask questions of the...
Poisoned Dialogue
To John Neely [“Get Facts Right,” Letters, October 23], thank you for your comments. I’ll try to address them briefly. James Comey, John Brennan and James Clapper seriously damaged the United States’ reputation for fairness and justice. They have been...
Welcome Home
The Pierson High School Class of 1995 extends its sincere appreciation to Sag Harbor Elementary School Principal Matt Malone and his security staff for their warm hospitality during a recent tour of both the elementary and high school campuses. The...
A Pattern
I encourage everyone to watch the last Southampton Village Board meeting. You’ll again see exactly what we’ve come to expect from Southampton Mayor Bill Manger: a pattern of concealment and condescension that has defined his time in office. This latest...
Not Funny
In response to the cartoon “Paw Prints”: I may not share all your opinions. Sometimes I find your cartoons amusing. But I am really offended by the October 23 “White House Halloween Party (or is it?).” The character in front,...
Sound Familiar?
Andrew Messenger naively and grossly underestimates the environmental degradation caused by an overabundance of lawns [“Leave My Lawn Alone, Please,” Viewpoint, Residence, October 30]. Groundwater pollution is a major environmental problem. A Sagg Pond watershed update with Dr. Molly Graffin...
Indivisible
“Nobody wants you here.” This is what a passerby in an expensive foreign sports car yelled at me while I participated in a demonstration against our current administration’s tactics. For me, that is always a hilarious statement. My roots here...
Passion for Animals
I want to thank everyone for the wonderful outpouring of support I’ve received since I began writing letters. What started as one message defending the rights of the Shinnecock Nation and Indigenous people has grown into something larger, thanks to...
A Reminder
The damage to the bridge that carries Route 27 over the Shinnecock Canal reminds us how vulnerable we are on the South Fork to climate change and its impact on infrastructure. It is also a reminder that regional commuter traffic...
No Empathy
For several years, I have read Ed Surgan’s letters, usually in disbelief. I’ve often thought about replying but always considered it a waste of time, though I was always delighted at others who were enraged enough to do so, especially...