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To the Editor: In the town I live in, Oceanside, I understand there are around 32,000 residents. I am guessing that at least 8,000 are registered to vote. Yet when there are school, Fire … more
Wake up, Oceanside
To the Editor: Oceanside residents are in for a shock when they get their next school tax bill unless they make their voices heard on May 9 at 7:30 p.m. at School 7, and at the ballot box on May … more
Kopel, or rep, could have been at meeting
To the Editor: LIPA has said it is going to court to challenge the assessment on the Barrett power plant. If LIPA wins, the homeowners of Island Park, Barnum Isle and Harbor Isle will have … more
Not Civic’s opinion
To the Editor: We at the Island Park Civic Association are glad that the community is getting involved with the issues. However, it should be made clear to readers of the Herald that the … more
Kopel works hard for Island Park
To the Editor: Island Park Civic Association Board Member Richard Schurin criticized Legislator Howard Kopel in a letter last week for not attending a recent Friday meeting (“Guarantee would … more
School administrators should give back
To the Editor: I have followed all the articles in the paper now and all I’m seeing is threats to lay off teachers and staff along with offering an incentive in hopes enough teachers will take … more
Guarantee would have protected Island Park
To the Editor:   Legislator Howard Koppel’s recent letter (“Repealing guarantee was fair for everyone,” March 3-9) missed the point. The Island Park School District and all its residents … more
Forgetful D’Amato
To the Editor: In Al D’Amato’s anti-union, anti-collective bargaining rant (“The leadership in middle America should make us proud” March 3-9), he wonders, regarding the Wisconsin … more
Kopel is wrong on refunds
To the Editor: I have to respectfully disagree with Mr. Howard Kopel (“Legislators talk taxes,” Feb. 17-23). The extra burden Island Park residents may have paid for grievances in the past is … more
Health education is a priority
To the Editor: I had the opportunity to attend the Oceanside School District’s Annual Family Life meeting for fourth, fifth and sixth grade parents on Feb. 16 at School 5. After sitting … more
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