07.25.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: What are Soloviev’s priorities? Greenport What are Soloviev’s priorities? Last month, Stefan Soloviev’s unusual interview with a national magazine was covered by this newspaper. The billionaire, whose companies reportedly own more than 1,000...
07.18.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Sunk Riverhead Sunk Thank you for covering this story (“Sunken boat leaks fuel into creek,” The Suffolk Times, July 9). The Timothy J was known to be sinking by a...
07.11.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Water worries Southold Water worries On July 2, the Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) issued a statement urging East End residents to halt unnecessary use of water due to drought conditions...
07.04.2026 Letters Letters to the editor: Let’s climb out of the mess together Cutchogue Let’s climb out of the mess together America and our Greatest Generation saved the world. Now, four generations, later the political divide within our country hampers its continued...
06.27.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Misuse of funds Riverhead Misuse of public funds The Riverhead Town Board misappropriated at least $207,000 of taxpayers’ funds for its share of a lawsuit that was inherently partisan. It joined with...
06.20.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Veto this bill, Gov. Hochul Smithtown Veto this bill, Gov. Hochul I use products containing 7-OH, one of the naturally occurring compounds in the...
06.13.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Please reduce our taxes Aquebogue Please reduce our taxes Thank you to Supervisor Halpin for proposing measures to reduce the Town of Riverhead...
06.06.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Troubling tactics Riverhead Troubling tactics I’d like to thank Colin Tooker for his guest spot in the May 28 issue (“Foggy...
05.30.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: LaLota again LaLota again The current 1st District member of Congress ignores the people he calls hard-working average Long Islanders. He touts raising the cap on property tax credits and eliminating...
05.23.2026 Letters Letters to the editor: Public safety and accountability Riverhead Public safety and accountability A petition was recently submitted to the Riverhead Town Clerk by people who live or work in Riverhead in support of OLA’s proposed public...
05.16.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Break down the blinds Riverhead Break down the blinds The beautiful Broad Cove Preserve, purchased by Peconic Land Trust in 2021, has two duck blinds on their property. I have spoken to members...
05.09.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Why the mystery? Aquebogue Why the mystery? Riverhead’s Republican majority is set to seize another privately held building for its Town Square project, which dwarfs the Craft’d property the town already spent...
05.02.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: It’s the rent Riverhead It’s the rent Your story about the owners of Tanger Outlets wanting their restaurant restrictions removed (“Zoning laws put dent in Tanger sales,” April 23) should have been...
04.25.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: The EPCAL opportunity Riverhead The EPCAL opportunity Riverhead’s legal victory over the Ghermezians on the EPCAL contract is very welcome. Now that the town has regained control, the challenge for Supervisor Halpin...
04.18.2026 Opinion Letters to the Editor: What’s the plan? Riverhead What’s the plan? A three-to-two majority of the Riverhead Town Board has renewed the effort to grab the Long Island Science Center’s property on East Main Street. After...
04.11.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: A moving force Brookhaven A moving force Richard Amper attended several meetings we held when attempting to deal with a local sand mining facility that was abusing its New York State Department...
04.04.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Taxpayers first Aquebogue Taxpayers first Well, here we go again: adding a fifth floor to another apartment complex in the Town of Riverhead. I’m disappointed that the town supervisor abstained from...
03.28.2026 Letters Letters to the Editor: Halpin’s inauspicious start Aquebogue Halpin’s inauspicious start Although he campaigned to bring fiscal responsibility to Riverhead, pastor qua Supervisor Jerry Halpin voted to approve every big raise the town’s GOP wanted for...
Riverhead News Review
Riverhead News Review
