The Poem: Poem From the Hot Mother
Tom Stock is a true Long Island poet and I believe he would love to simply live in the Pine
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Buddhist Community Shares Prayers for Sri Lanka
Pictured above: Neal Cichanowicz of Northville shared his thoughts at Tuesday’s meditation session, while Bhante Kottawa Nanda (in orange robes)
Government
Sticker Shock For Southampton Assessments
Many Southampton Town property owners were in shock in late April after opening their annual tax assessment notification and discovering
Arts
A Coalition for Musicians
When Greenport native Eric Tonyes was in high school, he looked around his class one day and saw that everyone
Community
Southampton to Host Second Opioid Vigil
Pictured Above: Attendees at Southampton Town’s vigil last May at Good Ground Park for lives lost to opioids. The Town
Health
Comprehensive Cancer Care Comes Closer to Home
When the first cancer patients walk in to be treated at the brand new Phillips Family Cancer Center in Southampton
Environment
Kelp Farmers Get A Big Surprise
Pictured Above: Stony Brook University scientist Mike Doall and oyster farmer Paul McCormick with kelp grown on the Great Gunn
Opinion
Editorial: We’re Eating People’s Lives
There’s an old saying about seafood of which East Enders are particularly fond: “It’s not fish you’re eating. It’s men’s
Business
Kelp Farmers Get A Big Surprise
Pictured Above: Stony Brook University scientist Mike Doall and oyster farmer Paul McCormick with kelp grown on the Great Gunn
Announcements
Southampton to Host Second Opioid Vigil
Pictured Above: Attendees at Southampton Town’s vigil last May at Good Ground Park for lives lost to opioids. The Town
Columns
Gardenwise: Help Your Garden Bee Best
Pictured Above: Planting pollinator-friendly flowers, such as sunflowers, is one way to sustain bee populations. | Laura Klahre photo By
The Poem
The Poem: Poem From the Hot Mother
Tom Stock is a true Long Island poet and I believe he would love to simply live in the Pine
Let’s Cook: A Fish Pie Is A Wonderful Thing
by Alison Boyd-Savage If you are hesitant to prepare fish because you fear it’s too complicated and requires a lot
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Gardenwise: Help Your Garden Bee Best
Pictured Above: Planting pollinator-friendly flowers, such as sunflowers, is one way to sustain bee populations. | Laura Klahre photo By
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.17.19
• There’s a 30 percent chance of showers today, mainly after 1 p.m., with mostly cloudy skies and a high
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The Homestead: I Have A Dream Today
by Michael Daly In my dream, we all approach life from a mindset of abundance, knowing that there is enough
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.16.19
Good Morning! • There’s a 20 percent chance of showers before 10 a.m. today, but otherwise it will be mostly
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.15.19
Good Morning! • Today will be mostly sunny, with a high near 61 degrees and a west wind 8 to
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A Coalition for Musicians
When Greenport native Eric Tonyes was in high school, he looked around his class one day and saw that everyone
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.14.19
Pictured Above: At the Springs blacksmith shop. Good Morning! • There’s a slight chance of drizzle or light rain before noon
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.13.19
Pictured Above: On the North Road, Cutchogue. Good Morning! • A Coastal Flood Advisory was in affect for the East End
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: The Buoyancy of Hope
A few readers of this column recently asked if I could recommend a website or two where they could turn
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