Opinion

Journalists aren’t known for our capacity for gratitude. We’re generally a miserable lot, demanding access to public officials, brooding for

As The Beacon’s November edition goes to press the final weekend in October, we are watching the aftermath of the

We were scratching our heads here wondering why Congressman Lee Zeldin would chose to incite public anger by closing the

It’s no secret in the world of sex abuse survivors that many people who’ve lived through such horrible events take

We are now well inside the full madness of the summer vacation scene on the East End. August always goes

It’s not as difficult as you might think to see the world around you with fresh eyes. Sometimes all it

The month of May has always been a trying one in these parts — the rush to get houses open