How Soon We Forget
Exactly four years ago I wrote the following letter to your paper. In those years, our capable Highway Superintendent has demonstrated how drainage is the main key to stable dirt roads. However, the Town Board seems to have forgotten:
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Concerned How Haldane Responded To Jewish Holidays
To the Editor
Below is the text of a letter which we sent to the Board of education on Sept. 20, 2001
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Town Leaders Took Advantage Of Distraction
Letter to the Editor:
The day after the World Trade Center toppled, the world stood still. Wall Street closed. Schools closed. Broadway went dark. Everything stopped while the world came to grips with the terrorism that had struck our nation. Business ceased while people, worldwide, paid their respects to the victims of ...
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Hatred Needs To Stop At Home.
Editor,
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Sometimes There Is No Other Side
Dear Editor,
A letter published in the September 19th issue from a conflict resolution manager urged understanding and copious foreign aid as a more effective response to the World Trade Center atrocity than the use of force.
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Response With Violence Does Not Stop The Cycle
Dear Editor;
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Resident Denied Property Rights
Dear Editor;
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Takes Issue With Complaints Of County’s Response To Disaster
Dear Editor,
I’m writing in response to a letter from Maurizio Magnotta in your September 19 edition of the Putnam County News, especially to his statement "the mediocre attitude that has settled into the way of life in Putnam is disgraceful". Evidently he wasn’t able to find any place in Putnam to don...
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Requests Town To Stop Rush To Pave Road
Dear Editor,
The Old Road Society of Philipstown (ORS) requests that our Town Board provide more information and consider the input of affected residents before paving East Mountain Road North. We are concerned that insufficient notice and the terrible events of Sept 11 combined to deter interested citizens from...
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Who Are You?
Editor,
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Outraged Over Unconscionable Paving Decision
Dear Brian,
I read with interest the story that on September 12, 2001 the Philipstown Town Board "quietly approved" funding to widen and pave East Mountain Road North. This was the first I’d learned of this unfortunate act by the Board and I must say I was at once saddened, surprised, and outraged ove...
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Says Majority Of Residents Want E. Mtn. Rd. N. To Remain Unpaved
(printed at the request of the author)
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PDRA Objects To Paving Road
(Reprinted at the request of the author)
To Bill Mazzucca and all the members of the Town Board of Philipstown, NY,
I am writing in my capacity as president of the Philipstown Dirt Road Association (PDRA) and on behalf of all the people whom we represent. We strongly object to the decision made on September 12 to pave East Mountain Road North.
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