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I'm still confused why the county pays for a Santa to sit at a privately owned store. Or did Suffolk buy the General Store?
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If you read it again, at the bottom of the report it states:
Built in 1857, the St. James General Store is on the National Register of Historic Places. It was operated privately for decades until Suffolk took it over in 1990.
I personally know that Santa and he is a registered Conservative. He is taking a big time ribbing being bought out by a democrat. He is not like many think living on a big SCPD pension,lives in a very modest home and drives a 12 year old car. Good guy.
Call me Pollyanna but I miss the days when someone could do something nice and not have it have second guessed. Regardless of who did it, it was a nice GESTURE, I think. I live in Nassau lest anyone think I have a pony in this circus.
I'm still confused why the county pays for a Santa to sit at a privately owned store. Or did Suffolk buy the General Store?
Even if Suffolk County now owns and operates the store, I'm equally confused as to why a gov't entity was using tax funds to pay for a Christian Santa Claus?
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