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Dear Editor, As I look back upon the year 2007 I do so with an abundance of gratitude. The cross-country motorcycle trip that I took last summer was nothing short of incredible. But, it would not have been possible, without the help of God and my family and friends. The man upstairs definitely kept his eye on me the whole time. More ... Dear Editor, I wish to take this opportunity to thank you for allowing me, and other members of the Peninsula Preparatory Academy Board of Trustees, to tell our story. We felt very much at home and were delighted to be able to share pertinent information, and hand-outs, significant to the school's successes and achievements. More ... Dear Editor, A very good friend of mine went to the Air Force Academy and played tackle on the football team. He became a pilot for bombers and resigned after twelve years. He then became a secret service agent and during Bill Clinton's reign he had Hillary's detail. More ... Dear Editor, If someone from outside of the Rockaway's were to pick up and read the January 25 copy of The Wave, they might have been scratching their heads just before they got out of town as quickly as they could. More ... Dear Editor, I am a prisoner at Green Haven Correctional Facility in Stormville, New York. I am writing to The Wave about the Ronnie Smalls "execution" by police as for a title given in the letter by reader Kareem Johnson (01/11/08 issue). Before The Wave ran the story on the Smalls shooting by police, Mr. More ... The following letter was written to Police Commissioner, Raymond Kelly. Dear Editor, I write in dismay that the 101 Police Precinct in Far Rockaway will not receive any additional manpower out of the graduating class in the upcoming year. More ... Dear Editor, I have just finished reading Stuart Mirsky's column "The Rockaway Irregular" (Bush Alone) wherein he states that "… the fact that Bush is not beloved by some or even a majority cannot be the measure of a man - or a president. More ... Dear Editor, Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer wants the taxpayers to pick up the tab for deadbeat homeowners who can't pay their mortgages. I used to live in a yellow submarine but I now live in a four and one-half room apartment. Should my hard earned tax dollars be used to subsidize someone who lives in a $500,000 house? More ... |
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