01.16.2020 Columns Column: He mastered the craft of sports photography For more than two decades, Garret Meade has been a fixture on the sidelines of high school sporting events on the North Fork, capturing remarkable action shots of athletes...
01.05.2020 Editorials Editorial: Do our synagogues now need full-time security? The recent machete attack on Hasidic Jews at a rabbi’s home in Monsey, N.Y., was another reminder of the remarkably ugly times we are living in and yet another...
12.23.2019 Editorials Editorial: An era between Post Truth and No Truth This editorial is not really about anything. Or maybe it’s a year-end gathering of a few different strands of thought, or a look back from the end of a...
12.22.2019 Columns Guest Spot: Zeldin doesn’t support lower property taxes Our representative in Congress is supposed to listen to the working people of Long Island and put our interests first. Last week, Rep. Lee Zeldin once again failed to...
12.21.2019 Columns Guest Spot: New York State’s bail reform poses public safety risk Public safety and the safety of our law enforcement officers are at risk. Effective Jan. 1, sweeping new criminal justice reforms will take effect that include the elimination of...
12.15.2019 Editorials Editorial: Town Board taking right steps to clarify special events regulations In an effort to remedy a troublesome problem concerning regulations for special events permits, the Town Board will meet next week to clear up the confusion and set new...
12.08.2019 Editorials Editorial: Following bay scallop die-off, what's next? When bay scallop season opened last month, the worst fears of baymen who are experienced observers of marine life in our waters were confirmed: There weren’t any. Somehow these...
11.28.2019 Editorials Editorial: A good day to express our gratitude For many reasons, it feels like a particularly good time for the country to take a day off from the turmoil and celebrate Thanksgiving. To sit around the table...
11.21.2019 Editorials Editorial: Welcome to suburban L.I., minority homebuyers On Nov. 17, as part of its “Long Island Divided” series about housing discrimination on Long Island, Newsday published a story by veteran reporters Keith Herbert and Olivia Winslow.
11.17.2019 Editorials Editorial: A time and a place to honor those who served Approximately 50 feet in front of Southold American Legion Post 803 is a monument to the Southold men who served in the Civil War.
