Gardenwise: A New Garden Mindset
Above: prepare for spring by cooking up new color schemes with the help of Gertrude Jekyll’s “Colour Schemes for the
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Winter Theater Gets Serious
Local theater companies are taking on some exciting and award-winning works this winter. The season begins with Center Stage at
In The World
Doctors Seek Help for Breast Care Mission
Pictured Above: The 2019 team, from left: Meriz Yliana Guzman Cabrera- Patient Navigator, Island Impact; Edna Kapenhas, MD, Breast Surgeon;
Government
Cuomo Vetoes East End Housing Fund Bill
Pictured Above: Politicians got a tour of one of the apartments in the Peconic Crossing affordable housing complex in November
Community
You Want Schtick with Your Noshing? They’ve Got It For Ya.
Pictured Above: Amy Kirwin and Rebecca Edana daydream about the possibilities of their new project, “Two Jews Making Food” |
Health
Doctors Seek Help for Breast Care Mission
Pictured Above: The 2019 team, from left: Meriz Yliana Guzman Cabrera- Patient Navigator, Island Impact; Edna Kapenhas, MD, Breast Surgeon;
Education
RCSD Bond Vote Set
Pictured Above: Riverhead’s Pulaski Street School is in need of a serious expansion. The Riverhead Central School District agreed Tuesday
Environment
Southold Drawdown Pilot Project Would Turn Food Waste to Compost
Drawdown East End, in cooperation with Southold Town, is planning to launch a 30-household, 30-day pilot program with town residents
Opinion
Letters: On State Climate Action
To the Editor: Climate action and environmental resilience were top concerns in Governor Andrew Cuomo’s recent State of the State
Business
Why Did The Scallops Die?
Pictured Above: A quiet sunrise on Opening Day at the New Suffolk boat ramp, which is usually clogged with baymen
Announcements
RCSD Bond Vote Set
Pictured Above: Riverhead’s Pulaski Street School is in need of a serious expansion. The Riverhead Central School District agreed Tuesday
Columns
The Homestead: I Had A Dream…
…And it’s time to build it back. After reading “Daring Democracy: Igniting Power, Meaning and Connection for the America We
The Poem
The Poem: Thanks for Nothing
Bill’s piece reminds me so much of freedom and is a perfect example of less being more. The absence of
Winter Theater Gets Serious
Local theater companies are taking on some exciting and award-winning works this winter. The season begins with Center Stage at
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Doctors Seek Help for Breast Care Mission
Pictured Above: The 2019 team, from left: Meriz Yliana Guzman Cabrera- Patient Navigator, Island Impact; Edna Kapenhas, MD, Breast Surgeon;
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From Nepal to the Parrish
The Parrish Art Museum will screen the full film premiere of the newly completed documentary, “Sanctuary,” by North Fork artist
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Westhampton BOMARC Property Could Become a Superfund Site
A Cold War-era missile defense base in Westhampton may become a New York State Superfund Site, after a survey of
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Personal Choices Despite Other Voices
In this day and age, there seems to be no shortage of people voicing their opinions as to how others
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Cuomo Vetoes East End Housing Fund Bill
Pictured Above: Politicians got a tour of one of the apartments in the Peconic Crossing affordable housing complex in November
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Gardenwise: The Other Evergreens
Pictured Above: A closeup of variegated Japanese aucuba. Its colorful leaves look like they have been sprayed with gold-colored paint,
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The Homestead: If It’s To Be, It’s Up to We
The old school thinking of waiting for village and town boards to decide what type of community housing should be
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Plum Island Gets A Stay of Sale For 2020
Plum Island won’t get any closer to being sold in 2020, after the federal Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Appropriations Bill
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The Local Fight Against “The Greatest Global Health Care Challenge of the 21st Century”
Pictured Above: Amyloid PET Scan imaging, which detects the plaques that cause Alzheimer’s Disease in the brain, is a crucial
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