Announcements

LWV Presents Screening of “Suffrage Cantata” at Westhampton Free Library

 As part of the national commemoration of the August 8 passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965, and the August 26 passage of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote in 1920, Leagues of Women Voters throughout the nation have been asked to schedule special programs for the public this August. The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, Shelter Island & North Fork is offering a free screening
Advice from the Southold YETI Column Recent

Advice from the Southold YETI: The Importance of Good Fishing Habits

by Phoebe Faint One of the best parts about living on Long Island is the proximity to good fishing. Whether you enjoy fishing from your boat or simply casting off of a nearby shore, you have a good chance of catching some dinner, or at least a sea robin or two.  Because this pastime is such an important part of Long Island’s culture and economy, we must practice good fishing
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Announcements Artist's Toolbox: Calls for Art Upcoming

Artist’s Toolbox: Open Call For Art for EEA’s “The Print Continuum”

The East End Arts Council has announced an open call for "The Print Continuum," a national juried exhibition celebrating the enduring tradition and ongoing evolution of contemporary printmaking. This exhibition, running Oct. 24 through Dec. 13, brings together artists working across the printmaking medium, from established techniques to experimental approaches—and highlights artists who demonstrate a strong commitment to the craft, embrace innovation, and expand the expressive possibilities of printmaking. Eligibility &
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Column Featured Letters

Letters: On Southampton Village Beach Parking, Blind CCs and Community Activism

Surfrider Responds to Southampton Village Beach Parking Plan Who Asked?! I would first like to thank the concerned citizen who reached out to the Surfrider Foundation with her concerns about a new proposal in Southampton Village seeking to implement new restrictions on beach parking & therefore beach access. Southampton Village is considering repealing & replacing Chapter 86 of the Village Code on permit parking. What this means for the East
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Announcements Artist's Toolbox: Calls for Art Upcoming

Call for Art: “Impact” at North Fork Arts Center

The North Fork Arts Center in Greenport is seeking submissions through Aug. 24 for a fall show, "Impact: A Celebration of the Power of the Image," opening Oct. 24. All East End photographers — professionals, enthusiasts, students and anyone who loves taking pictures — are welcome to submit up to three photographs of any subject, style or genre, accompanied by a brief note about each image. The submission deadline is
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Column Greenport Opinion Recent

Opinion: Southold’s Agenda Priorities Leave Water Quality Behind — And Greenport at Risk

by Greenport Village Trustee Mary Bess Phillips When the Southold Town Board met on July 28 for its Work Session, the agenda told a story that Greenport residents have seen too many times. The Board entered Executive Session to discuss a possible land acquisition under the Community Preservation Fund (CPF). Yet nowhere on the full agenda was there any mention of updating the CPF Land Preservation Plan or creating the long‑overdue CPF
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Morning Bulletin

This Morning’s Bulletin — 8.10.26

Getting Your Sea Legs and Building a Tool of Peace, Unity Picnic and Raising the Rink, Hallockville Hootenanny Good Morning! • We're expecting mostly sunny skies today, with a high temperature near 90 degrees but a heat index as high as 95. There's a 30 percent chance of afternoon and evening showers, with a calm wind becoming southwest 5 to 9 miles per hour in the afternoon. Skies will clear
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Environment Jamesport North Fork

North Fork Environmental Council to Host Discussion on “The Water We Drink, The Water We Love”

The North Fork Environmental Council will close out its 2026 Summer Speaker Series on Thursday, August 13 at 6 p.m. with "The Water We Drink, The Water We Love," a free panel discussion on how everyday choices affect Long Island's sole-source aquifer and the creeks, bays and estuaries that depend on it. The program will be held at the Jamesport Meeting House in Jamesport. As with all NFEC speaker series
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Community Gardening

Wild Dome(e)ination Tour Opens ReWild Gardens in Riverhead

If you participated in ReWild Long Island's spring North Fork Sustainable Garden Tour but were unable to make it to the gardens in Riverhead, take heart! Two fascinating Riverhead gardens will be open to the public again this Saturday, Aug. 8, from 9 a.m. to Noon. The gardens include Calverton Meadows, a wild place on the edge of a forest, and Dome Gardens on the grounds surrounding Kevin Shea and
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Column Editorial Opinion

Editorial: We Need to Adapt

Back when we were starting our careers in journalism around the turn of the millennium, the term climate change was just being adopted by scientists, who realized that the concept of “global warming” will not accurately reflect the changes in our atmosphere that we are now seeing every day. This summer on the East End has been marked by many climatological events, despite the fact that we’ve not, to date,
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Announcements Greenport Recent

Celebrating the USCG’s Eagle, and Mitchell Park

As the legendary U.S. Coast Guard Barque Eagle arrives in Greenport as part of the national Sail250 celebration, the Village of Greenport will welcome residents and visitors with an evening of music, food, family activities, and community spirit during the "Let's Raise the Rink" Community Picnic on Saturday, Aug. 8 from 6 to 10 p.m. in Mitchell Park. The Eagle will be open for public tours from 10 a.m. to