Posted on 19 August 2010
Country Ways
Dear Bryan,
I was delighted to read in the August 5th Sag Harbor Express that the North Haven Village Board approved a local law that allows residents to have chickens. Congratulations to them for their wise and sensible decision.
In May when The Express printed a photo of the two little girls and their chickens, I [...]
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Posted on 12 August 2010
Never Stop Walking
Dear Editor,
I want to commend Harvey Jacobs’ Our Town piece “Moonwalking,” which appeared in the August 5th issue.
I was eight when we first walked on the moon, and while there are now times when I wish I was younger I’m glad I’m not; I would never want to lose the memory of that [...]
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Posted on 07 August 2010
Help Still Needed in Haiti
On Open Letter to President Clinton
Dear Mr. President,
If ever there was a need for a man from Hope, it is now in Haiti.
I write to you as an American citizen in Haiti who has returned to Haiti for the third time after the earthquake to do relief work. It is incredible [...]
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Posted on 23 July 2010
Commemorating Long Beach
To The Editor,
Annette Hinkle’s review of the History of Long Beach Exhibit at the Sag Harbor Historical Society heightened the pleasure we already enjoyed while producing it.
We need to point out that it is the Town of Southampton that will hold a ceremony to commemorate the Foster family’s gift of the Beach to [...]
Posted on 16 July 2010
Beauty of the Earth
Dear Editor:
Saturday, July 10 … 8:30 in the morning arrived at Trout Pond for daily swim across the pond. A sacred place, not a soul in sight but my own. A time for meditation.
In dead silence though fully alive, Mother Nature began to reveal her story. Crystal clear water, perfectly still, mirroring [...]
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Posted on 08 July 2010
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Art or Sign?
To The Editor
I think it was rather unfair of you to attack Tom Horn Sr. for his objections to the “legs” (“Let Larry’s Legs Stay,” The Sag Harbor Express July 1, 2010).
If the Architectural Review Board can control what color paint, window size, etc. can be used to [...]
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Posted on 01 July 2010
War is a Delusion
To the Editor:
My last letter about men in power going stark raving mad may have been misunderstood, but the evidence is getting clearer every day. Now they found still another enemy as they fight among themselves and call it unity. We also have become victims of this war without end.
Finally, it should [...]
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Posted on 27 June 2010
Not the Garden of Eden
To the Editor:
Again, Mr. Darcey has emerged in The Sag Harbor Express with his sadistic attitude.
As I said before Mr. Darcey, you live in a free country, with freedom of speech which you sure do take advantage of.
This country is protected by courageous men and women who protect your rights. Patriotism, [...]
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Posted on 18 June 2010
Minimum Wage Stifles Teen Jobs
To the Editor:
Teens will have a tough time finding a job this summer (“Teens Look for Summer Employment in Tough Job Market,” Sag Harbor Online, June 4), and one often overlooked reason are wage mandates that create a barrier between teens who want to work, and employers who want to hire.
Between [...]
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Posted on 13 June 2010
The Real Shame
Dear Bryan,
I write in response to Geserina Failla D’Angelo’s letter in the June 3rd issue of The Express titled “Sold Out”.
In her letter, Ms. D’Angelo doled out shame to nearly everyone in Sag Harbor. Instead of acknowledging that 1,050 voters supported the budget, instead of accepting that a huge turnout on a miserable [...]
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