Letter To The Editor: Congressman Lawler Votes For Suffering
Congressman Lawler’s Votes On Healthcare, Food Security, Medical Research, Foreign Aid All Cause Suffering
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Letter To The Editor: Lack of Transparency In Rockland County Legislature
Transparency – Or Lack Thereof – In Rockland County Government Dear Editor, At the Tuesday, April 14, 2026 meeting of the Rockland County Legislature, I was first in line to air a specific set of grievances in relation to the transparency – or lack thereof – in the Rockland County Legislature. Seven surrounding counties post […]
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Letter To The Editor: Legislators Owe Constituents Answers On Home Improvement Vote
Was The Home Improvement Board Undermined To Make Way For A New Public Sewer Authority?
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Letter To The Editor: Reducing Licensing Standards For Electricians Is A Mistake
Lowering standards will increase risk, raise costs in the long term, and put both contractors and the public in a dangerous position.
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Letter To The Editor: Pass The Safety & Dignity for All Act (SADA) To Free Our Local Communities
ICE Continues To Spread Terror Locally In Spring Valley, Haverstraw, Suffern
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Letter To The Editor: Re-Opening Indian Point Is Mike Lawler’s Bad Idea
Re-Opening Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Would Be Reckless And Irresponsible
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Letter To The Editor: Don’t Trust Mike Lawler With Another Medicare Gutting Vote
Medicare Premiums Are Skyrocketing & Benefits Reduced Because Of The Big Beautiful (Ugly) Bill
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Letter To The Editor: Lawler Funds ICE — Not Healthcare
Congressman Lawler Is Killing Us On All Fronts
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Letter To The Editor: On Catholicism and Immigration
The Catholic Church Teaches Dignity, Morality & Love Of Neighbor
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The Safety-Industrial Complex: When “Protecting Children” Becomes a Business Model
The people writing the checks are working families who can’t afford lawyers, can’t afford days off for hearings, can’t afford to have their registrations suspended. A $250 ticket doesn’t touch someone with a financial cushion. But for a home health aide in the Bronx, a delivery driver in Rockland County, a single mother juggling two jobs? That’s groceries. That’s rent. That’s the difference between keeping your car legal and falling into the enforcement spiral.
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