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Letters
Letters to the Editor for May 5, 2022May 5, 2022
Praise, complaints, and kvetches: Our readers weigh in anew.
Letters to the Editor for April 21, 2022Apr 21, 2022
Readers ponder who is being served by the more-is-more ethos here, the fate of the John Drew Theater, and the effect of wind farms on fish.
Letters to the Editor for April 14, 2022Apr 14, 2022
Guild Hall tops reader comment this week, but water concerns aren’t far behind.
Letters to the Editor for April 7, 2022Apr 7, 2022
A voice in the Northwest Woods offers a fresh take on the airport, while others train their letter-writing on the picnic tables of Newtown Lane.
Letters to the Editor for March 31, 2022Mar 31, 2022
From the return of the pine beetle to overdevelopment and oversized houses, our readers have their say.
Letters to the Editor for March 24, 2022Mar 24, 2022
A village board member bows out, the East Hampton Village government comes in for criticism, questions about a Toilsome Lane “beer barn,” and readers otherwise generally go off this week.
Letters to the Editor for March 17, 2022Mar 17, 2022
Questions from readers about the Guild Hall renovations, E.V. stations, and outdoor dining.
Letters to the Editor for March 10, 2022Mar 10, 2022
The war in Ukraine weighs heavily on readers this week, and the debate over renovating Guild Hall continues.
Letters to the Editor for March 3, 2022Mar 3, 2022
From criticism of “Ask the Mayor” to praise for a new birding column, readers have their say.
Letters to the Editor for February 24, 2022Feb 24, 2022
Complaints of flat tires at the dump, drainage in Wainscott, and once more unto the Pantigo ball fields.
Letters to the Editor for February 17, 2022Feb 17, 2022
Readers on Kevin Somers, East Hampton’s enslavers, and Duck Creek history.
Letters to the Editor for February 10, 2022Feb 10, 2022
Readers have their say on Wainscott development, hunting, turf fields, and the airport.
Letters to the Editor for January 27, 2022Jan 27, 2022
From the question of the Toilsome brewery to a 70-foot monopole in Springs.