Opinion
Letters
‘The stories we choose to preserve will shape the kind of society we become’
'We find ourselves in a moment when truth is challenged, minimized, or reframed for comfort rather than clarity.'
Suffolk Closeup
A $33 billion nuclear bailout is coming to your electric bill
New Yorkers will pay $33 billion from 2029–2049 to keep four aging upstate nuclear plants operating, under a new PSC approval. Column by Karl Grossman
Greg Blass
Abe Lincoln: A president whose morality, statesmanship and tenacity truly made America great
On Lincoln's birthday, a reflection on the life and legacy of the 16th president. Column by Greg Blass
Denise Civiletti
A rechargeable battery caught fire in my kitchen. Here’s what I learned.
A rechargeable hand warmer caught fire while charging overnight, filling our house with smoke. We were lucky. Here’s the lesson I learned.
Guest Column
In times such as these
In times such as these, our history is being erased. We must understand that this is not a drill. Guest column by Carnal Hobson Jr.
Guest Column
A responsible way forward in the Arctic
Nick LaLota: Recognizing strategic reality does not mean abandoning American principles. Guest column.
Denise Civiletti
A fresh face, a fast clock
Halpin is positivity in motion at Town Hall. But Election ’26 is already underway, and this supervisor term is a one-year sprint.
Letters
Officials’ oath should include principles of Declaration of Independence
We need to include a pledge to uphold the ideals of equality and justice for all from the Declaration of Independence and keep it top of mind in our elected officials.
Letters
Family of Sgt. Michael Piro says thanks
The family of the late N.Y. State Police Sgt. Michael L. Piro expresses gratitude for community support.
Maria Piedrabuena
On the East End, immigration enforcement is reshaping daily life
ICE arrests and tactics across the East End have fueled fear among immigrant families — and sparked a growing resolve to organize.
