HeyJaredKarl Grossman
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A Slap in the Face (opens the original)
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The Press Club of Long Island, based in Melville, was among press organizations that, along with newspapers and other media, voiced opposition to the move by President Donald Trump banning journalists from three major media outlets from the White House. However, a U.S. District Court judge last week, responding to a lawsuit brought by the three outlets â CNN, MS NOW and Politico â issued a 14-day restraining order directing the White House to âimmediatelyâ lift the prohibition. Judge Tim
Differing Views (opens the original)
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Since Lee Zeldin, former congressman from Suffolk County, was appointed by President Donald Trump to be administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPAâs press office has sent out news releases with lists of organizations and people praising Zeldin. For example, one release quoted the Bull Moose Project, a Washington, D.C.-based organization that describes itself as âdedicated to advocacy for a dominant American future,â declaring: âWhen historians write about how America
Pushing Back Hard (opens the original)
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Israelâs ambassador to the United States came to the East End last week and made a presentation. (I canât recall an ambassador to the U.S. from any other country coming here to speak.) Yechiel (Michael) Leiter was born in 1959 in the United States, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. His father, he related to a packed audience at The Jewish Center of the Hamptons in East Hampton, came to the U.S. in 1938, a refugee from Nazi-occupied Austria. When his father arrived in the U.S., said Leiter, opening
Cleaning Up (opens the original)
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âSuffolk County has long recognized the importance of managing and protecting its water resources and has developed and implemented drinking water and groundwater management regulations and programs for decades,â declares the statement on the Suffolk County government website. âWater resource management and protection are of utmost importance in Suffolk County, since residents rely upon groundwater as their sole source of drinking water supply.â Thus, through the decades, there has been
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