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The question is not so much “why do politicians do unethical, immoral, and selfish things?, the question is, why do we put up with it?
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Editors note: This letter was written in response to the the article Town Board’s Use of Eminent Domain Costs Tax payers Millions.
Dear Editor,
Rotondo is only a part of the larger puzzle. The Town knew Rotondo was using this land in an illegal manner as more than a construction debris waste transfer site, less 1000 feet […]
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Regarding an article on the Rotondo property that ran in the March 6, 2014 edition of the Long Islander, it seems that Supervisor Petrone and the paper missed Councilman Cook’s point.
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The following is a letter from the Elwood Union Free School District Board of Education to Supervisor Petrone and the Town Board urging them to reject any rezoning of the property currently owned by Oak Tree Dairy.
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It was a particularly cold day in November 2013; I was doing some yard work in my new home in Manorville, N.Y. when my wife informed me that our natural gas meter was making a high-pitched sound.
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It is hard to deny that there are different rules for different parts of the town in Huntington. And while we feel strongly that segregation is wrong and doesn’t work, we wonder if that sentiment is shared by individuals who run this town. We believe that Frank Petrone, Mark Cuthbertson and Susan Berland do not […]
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I am writing on behalf of the Huntington Township Housing Coalition to express our strong support for approval of Ruland Knolls court settlement at the Huntington Town Board on December 10th, 2013.
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Hello Huntington Democrats? Where are you? We are talking to the real Democrats. The ones who care about the poor, the ones who want to give a hand up to those less fortunate. Those who want to save the planet. We used to see you hugging trees before the people you elected chopped them all […]
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As our readership continues to grow, so do the inquiries into who we are and why we started The Huntingtonian. I wrote this column to give our readers a better understanding of who we are and why we felt it was important to give the residents of Huntington a different perspective of what is going […]
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