This Morning’s Bulletin — 5.17.22
Good Morning! • We’re expecting increasing clouds today, with a high temperature near 76 degrees and a west wind 9
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Top Stories
Riverhead Roe Rally Reminds of the Importance of Everyday Engagement
About 200 people gathered in front of the Suffolk County Courthouse in Riverhead Saturday afternoon in support of a woman’s
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From the Lighthouse: Life Wants to Find A Way
“The one who plants trees, knowing that he or she will never sit in their shade, has at least started
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DEC Commemorates Arbor Day with Dedication of Peconic Estuary Access in Southold
The first unrestricted boat ramp access to the Peconic Estuary was officially dedicated on Arbor Day, April 29, with a ceremony hosted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation celebrating the former owners of the property, who were instrumental in helping it become a public access.
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Prescribed Burns Get Underway in the Pine Barrens
Pictured Above: Lighting a test fire to determine if conditions were favorable for a prescribed burn in the Rocky Point
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At Last: “The Producers” Comes to the NFCT Stage
Pictured Above: Dance rehearsals for “The Producers” were underway April 19. Just as the world was shutting down in March
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This Morning’s Bulletin — 4.28.22
Good Morning! • It will be sunny today, with a high temperature near 54 degrees and a northwest wind 18
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Celebrating A Pioneering Environmental Organization
The East End has changed an awful lot in the 50 years since the Group for the East End first opened its doors in Bridgehampton, but what hasn’t changed are the tools necessary for citizens to protect the environment of the places they love.
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Riverhead Picks Petrocelli For Town Square Developer
Pictured Above: An artist’s rendering of the new design, as seen from East Main Street. Riverhead Town is poised to
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Suffolk To Push Treasury Department to Reverse Septic Replacement Tax Liability
Suffolk County’s Septic Improvement Program has faced an uphill battle from its start back in 2014, when the county began looking for volunteers to install new advanced wastewater treatment systems to replace their aging septic systems.
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Climate Local Now: Taking a Lead on Zero Waste for Long Island
We’ve talked in the last few columns about a Circular Economy which includes Zero Waste as a principle, and about a Repair Café, which is one of the very local actions in which everyone can take part. Today we are presenting a real-world example of this for all of us on Long Island—Taking A Lead on Zero Waste (TALZ-LI).
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