Sag Harbor to Host Second Interdependence Walk
Pictured Above: At the July 4, 2018 march in downtown Sag Harbor | Dave Davis photo A year ago on
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In the World
Dispatches from the Border
Pictured Above: Lisa Votino-Tarrant paints a section of the border wall in Tijuana. | All photos courtesy Lisa Votino-Tarrant Unless
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Finding Hope to Reverse Climate Change
All across the world, kids walked out of school on Friday, May 24 as part of a Global Climate Strike
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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)
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Farmers & Canaries: An Ear to the Cry of the Natural World
Pictured Above: Feisty Acres’ fowl got some much-needed extra late winter light. There are few people more in tune with
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Suffolk Takes A Stand on Pot
Suffolk County is weighing the possibility of opting out of allowing the recreational sale of marijuana if New York State
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Inside the Expanding World of Offshore Wind
Pictured Above: Numerous wind companies are in the process of leasing federal underwater lands off our shores and developing offshore
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Begging Feds for Guest Worker Visas
Pictured above: At Congressman Lee Zeldin’s March 20 press conference in Westhampton. The United States has reached its cap of
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Lady Lydia Bonner Wants to Heal Your Soul
by Kara Westerman Lydia G. Bonner got an unusual request at the Stop and Shop in Southampton recently, when a
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New York Child Victims Get A Second Chance to Face Their Attackers
Pictured Above: Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the Child Victims Act in the newsroom of the Daily News. Former Queens Assemblywoman
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As New York Gears Up for Increasing Offshore Wind, Ørsted Brings on a New Partner
The Danish firm Ørsted, which recently bought Deepwater Wind, announced Feb. 8 that they have entered a 50-50 partnership with
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