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Viewpoint

Viewpoint

Viewpoint


    VIEWPOINT: Frustrated? Here Are Three Things You Can Do

    This Fourth of July week hits differently. We are celebrating 250 years since the American Revolution began, 249 years since ... more

    Sat Jun 28

    VIEWPOINT: A Pastor Who Brought Transformation

    Father Janusz Lipski has dedicated over 13 remarkable years as the pastor of Our Lady of Poland in Southampton. To ... more

    Mon Jun 16

Biddle Duke

This Place

Biddle Duke


    It's Up to Us

    “I bring a hard message,” Chief Oren Lyons recently told an audience of more than 100 at The Church, the ... more

    Tue Jun 10

    Uncle Tony, the Lagoon Man and the Secret Spring

    I am standing where the mess hall used to be at my uncle’s camp on Three Mile Harbor. It is ... more

    Sat May 10

Fred W. Thiele Jr.

Observations From Long Beach

Fred W. Thiele Jr.


    Planning for New Campus Progresses

    One of my priorities when I served in the State Assembly was the future of the Southampton college campus. As ... more

    Sat Jun 28

    LIPA at a Crossroads — Again

    Long Island is one of the most expensive places to live in America. Housing and taxes are certainly major contributors ... more

    Mon May 26

Denise Gray Meehan

From the Bridge

Denise Gray Meehan


    To the Rescue

    Bird chatter wakes me up most mornings at 4:30 — which is so annoying. Talk about early bird! But it’s ... more

    Tue Jun 24

    Nomophobia

    Do you panic when you can’t find your mobile phone, or worry about a low battery, or stress when there ... more

    Mon May 19

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Karl Grossman


    Mistakes of the Past

    Governor Kathy Hochul continued her push for nuclear power in New York State by announcing last week that she has ... more

    Sat Jun 28

    Battling Beetles

    What can be done about the infestation of the southern pine beetle in Suffolk County and elsewhere in the Northeast, ... more

    Tue Jun 24

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Marilee Foster


    Making Choices

    Farming is a series of choices. You have to make a plan based on past experience and a somewhat likely ... more

    Tue Jul 1

    Wild Season

    A theme sets up soon after the potatoes are planted. Not just a weather pattern but a problem pattern. Some ... more

    Tue Jun 24

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

Tom Clavin


    App-Pathetic About Parking

    The Village of Sag Harbor has expanded its paid parking lots. Last year, paid parking was only on Long Wharf, ... more

    Tue Jun 3

    Family Lost and Found

    John Furness was 14 years old and a passenger on the Pelican almost 74 years ago. In a way, only ... more

    Tue Apr 29

Jenny Noble

Sustainable Living

Jenny Noble


    DIY Weather Forecasting

    “Remarkably Stupid” — Craig McLean, former 
NOAA director of research, describing the closure 
of key weather facilities. In a perfect ... more

    Wed May 21

    Composting for Dummies

    “There are more microbes in a teaspoon of healthy soil than are people on the planet.” — Drawdown I used ... more

    Wed Apr 16

Carlos Sandoval

Vistas

Carlos Sandoval


    Nazis, Aliens and the Hamptons, Oh My!

    On June 13, 1942, Nazi saboteurs landed on Atlantic Beach in Amagansett as part of a larger plot to strategically ... more

    Tue May 6

    We Are the Living Dead

    Welcome to the Land o’TrumpElon, where flying monkeys in the Department of Government Efficiency T-shirts are sucking out our brains ... more

    Mon Mar 24

Andrew Messinger

Hampton Gardener®

Andrew Messinger


    Gourds Are a Great Growing Project for Curious Kids — and Adults

    It’s not too late to plant a few seeds that can be a great project for kids and adults of ... more

    Thu Jun 26

    Ouch: Pests That Bite and Sting

    At this time of the year I love sitting on my front porch (unscreened) where I can see about half ... more

    Mon Jun 16


    A Tough Year for Honeybees

    In the summer of 2016, a swarm of honeybees moved into the space below Ernie Cavallo’s deck. Understanding the importance ... more

    Tue May 20

    The Buzz on Wasps

    As a beekeeper, I am generally not a fan of wasps. In my experience, they’re carnivorous little brats with a ... more

    Wed Feb 26

Tracy Grathwohl

Tilting at Windmills

Tracy Grathwohl


    Verse vs. Versus

    A couple of friends and I went out for Cuban food, and we decided to share our entrees. One friend ... more

    Tue Jun 17

    Miracle Space-Age Fabrics of the 1980s

    I fractured my patella in March. I was skiing in Colorado. As I stood up from the chairlift, the top ... more

    Sat May 10

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