Marty Wolfson News Today

Manhattan: When you open the fridge in your kitchen and see nothing left, do you get out your phone and order takeout? That is not an option for nearly 1.5 million New Yorkers.

East Brunswick, N.J.: We are a 9/11 widows’ and children’s victims’ advocacy group that has worked for nearly 21 years for truth, transparency, justice and accountability. We were dismayed to read your Aug. 31 editorial, “It’s the people’s money,” which seems to forget history and robs innocent victims of their constitutional rights to hold murderers accountable.

Washington Beth Finkel’s op-ed on generic drug patent settlements (“Ban deals that keep generic drugs out of New Yorkers’ reach,” May 22) uses outdated figures to support a misguided policy that will make it harder for senior citizens to access affordable, reliable prescription drugs.

Work already has begun at a new development called The Hills at St. Joe Farm in Granger. The project is the largest residential development in the area in more than 10 years and is a first for Granger in that it includes water and sewer service. Tribune Photo/MICHAEL CATERINA