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02.17.2023 Editorials

Editorial: Small groups, individuals can reap great change

We have in previous editorials cited this well-known Margaret Meade quote: “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only...

02.10.2023 Editorials

Editorial: Should a politician dictate what is and isn’t our history?

The discussion of American history, and in particular African American history, is the latest front line in the so-called culture wars underway in our country. This is a tragedy....

02.03.2023 Editorials

Editorial: We cannot remain silent on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Friday, Jan. 27, was International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Reading about events worldwide, but particularly those held at the former Auschwitz death camp in Poland, we were reminded of Werner...

01.27.2023 Editorials

Editorial: Two downtown movie palaces must be saved

Riverhead and Greenport have long been graced with historic downtown movie palaces. Riverhead’s Main Street theater — The Suffolk — is an Art Deco gem, built in 1933 and...

01.20.2023 Editorials

Editorial: Questions arise over battery energy storage systems

The prospect of creating battery energy storage systems in Southold and Riverhead has motivated community members and civic associations to air their views publicly. While such units go hand-in-hand...

01.13.2023 Editorials

Editorial: Progress is made toward preserving Plum Island

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead We were reminded...

01.06.2023 Editorials

Editorial: LaLota calls for Santos investigation. Good!

The national embarrassment that is George Santos grows worse by the day. More and more of his lies keep pouring out, to the point where it’s difficult to keep...

12.23.2022 Editorials

Editorial: Governor’s misguided veto slights Long Island history

In the early 1900s, a group of Montaukett Indians came to a Riverhead courtroom as part of a long-running legal drama. Their hope was to reclaim ancestral land at...

12.18.2022 Opinion

Editorial: Size of the deer herd on North Fork is at crisis level

By some estimates, the white-tailed deer herd in Southold alone is between 5,000 and 7,000. Riverhead’s herd is probably in the same range. Recreational hunters, and those hunting with...

12.09.2022 Opinion

Editorial: Report card on Sound’s water quality is must-read

All in all, there is good news in Save the Sound’s 2022 Long Island Sound report card, which gives high grades to the eastern basin of the Sound, but...

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Editorial: Small groups, individuals can reap great change

Editorial: Should a politician dictate what is and isn’t our history?

Editorial: We cannot remain silent on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Editorial: Two downtown movie palaces must be saved

Editorial: Questions arise over battery energy storage systems

Editorial: Progress is made toward preserving Plum Island

Editorial: LaLota calls for Santos investigation. Good!

Editorial: Governor’s misguided veto slights Long Island history

Editorial: Size of the deer herd on North Fork is at crisis level

Editorial: Report card on Sound’s water quality is must-read

Editorial: Small groups, individuals can reap great change

Editorial: Should a politician dictate what is and isn’t our history?

Editorial: We cannot remain silent on Holocaust Remembrance Day

Editorial: Two downtown movie palaces must be saved

Editorial: Questions arise over battery energy storage systems

Editorial: Progress is made toward preserving Plum Island

Editorial: LaLota calls for Santos investigation. Good!

Editorial: Governor’s misguided veto slights Long Island history￼

Editorial: Size of the deer herd on North Fork is at crisis level

Editorial: Report card on Sound’s water quality is must-read

Editorial: Governor’s misguided veto slights Long Island history