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Dear Editor, In reading your front page story this week, I was appalled at your lack of sensitivity to the family. More ... Dear Editor, It is disgraceful that you decided to run the story of Michael Finnegan and mention his wife and children. More ... Dear Editor, I just finished reading the January 29 front page reporting the statutory rape plea deal of local music teacher Michael Finnegan, and I was appalled. More ... Dear Editor, I sat down to read the weekly edition and was disappointed to realize that once again The Wave had sunk to new lows! More ... Dear Editor, I have questions for your regarding last week’s front cover story in reference to Michael Finnegan. Why did you feel it necessary to run a scandalous front cover story about a man who has since relocated to another state? Who is left behind to feel the shame and answer questions about the story are Sheila and her two young children. More ... Dear Editor, I write this letter on behalf of the wonderful Cassidy family. I feel The Wave has hit all time lows by putting that story on the front page of the paper this past week. More ... Dear editor, I am writing this letter in support of Sheila Finnegan and her two children. The way the article “Guilty Statutory Rape For Music Teacher” by Howard Schwach was written, it may imply that there was complicity or complacency on Sheila’s part. More ... Dear Editor, I am curious as to why you would lead last week’s edition of The Wave with an item that brings absolutely no news of importance to the people of the Rockaways. More ... Dear Editor, I found your coverage of Michael Finnegan’s sentencing abeyance offensive on numerous levels. What Mr. Finnegan engaged in with a minor child was not an affair. The word affair implies a romantic, sexual relationship between unmarried adults. More ... Dear Editor, This letter is in response to Howard Schwach’s front page article which appeared in The Wave, January 29, 2010. More ... Dear Editor, I live on Beach 149 Street in Neponsit and this morning, Tuesday, January 19 at about 9:15, I took a walk after leaving my grandson Nicholas off at the West End Temple. I proceeded south on Beach 147 Street to the ocean which was about three and a half blocks. I proceeded to walk west on the beach to 149 Street, about three and a half blocks north of the beach. More ... Dear Editor, As a business owner on Beach 116 Street I feel compelled to comment on the city’s actions regarding the new parking situation. The recent repaving of the street’s municipal parking was a fiasco taking much longer than originally promised. The resulting reorganization of the lot is an even bigger and ongoing problem. More ... Dear Editor, After 16 years of schooling and 50 years of watching TV, my mind seems to think and work in 50 minute segments. Regardless of how I’ve been programmed, though, it’s not how life nor the world work. More ... Just when you thought it was safe to enjoy the beach again, along comes “Suit Filed To Remove West End Dunes,” on the front page of the January 15 issue of The Wave! More ... Dear Editor, Thank you for reprinting the obituary of Mel Cuba, one of the legendary Rockaway lifeguards. More ... |
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