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12.09.2017 Columns

Guest Spot: Staying the same requires some change

The “Conservative movement” originally came from the desire to keep things the same, preserve existing conditions, restore traditional ones and limit change.

11.26.2016 Environment

North Fork Environmental Council elects new president

The North Fork Environmental Council has elected a new president to replace Bill Toedter. Susan MacKenzie, who has served as the council’s treasurer for five years, will take over as...

04.14.2016 Community

The North Fork’s ongoing struggle to find volunteers continues

In December, Bill Toedter, a longtime environmental advocate and president of the North Fork Environmental Council, announced he would be stepping down from the position to move to Arizona....

01.11.2016 Government

Residents fear Heritage development will impair the environment

The developer of a proposed 55-and-over community in Cutchogue and residents are still at odds in finding a middle ground — if one even exists — to bring the...

12.19.2015 Environment

Toedter stepping down after 12 years with NFEC

The North Fork Environmental Council is looking for a new leader. Bill Toedter, the nonprofit’s president of the last five years, is moving to Arizona and says that for...

08.19.2015 Columns

Guest column: Splitting development talks between boards is wrong move

The North Fork used to be the quiet, sleepy neighbor of the Hamptons. Unfortunately, that is no longer true.

08.12.2015 Health & Environment

Advocates rallying to stop federal plan to dump in Long Island Sound

Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski state and town officials and environmental advocates are calling for an end to the dumping of potentially toxic materials from dredging operations into Long...

06.06.2015 Columns

Column: People are to blame, not bluefish

Over the past several weeks, the East End’s waterways have been inundated with toxic red and mahogany tides resulting in die-offs of diamondback terrapin (turtles), bunker and alewives. Our...

03.26.2015 Environment

PSEG planning use of controversial chemical in Southold project

Despite ongoing related controversy on the South Fork, PSEG Long Island said this week that it would treat utility poles scheduled for installation in Southold with the chemical pentachlorophenol,...

11.29.2014 Columns

Guest Spot: How deer have decimated our woodlands

Our woodlands are under attack. It’s not the first time. By 1750, loggers had removed nearly all trees and brush from Wading River to Southold. Action was taken. Laws...

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