The Agony and the Analyses
The culture critic and iconoclast Katie Roiphe is specific about a particular preoccupation: “women strong in public, weak in private.”
Recorded Deeds 04.16.20
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Point of View: Don’t Worry
For me, boredom has always exerted a siren pull — to the extent that once, inspired by a spate of entropic films coming out of Europe in the late 1970s and early ‘80s, I dreamed of heading up my own film studio dedicated to producing the kind of profoundly listless screenplays that I couldn’t get enough of.
Guestwords: Morning in America
The similarities between Covid-19 and climate change are striking. In both cases, it isn’t too late to make it less bad than if we do nothing, and “less bad” is as good as it gets.
Season to Be or Not to Be?
Yani Cuesta, who coaches East Hampton High’s girls track team, said during a telephone conversation on Friday that she thought there would be no spring season, at least insofar as girls track was concerned.
Blessings Box at St. Ann’s
The Rev. Jim Erwin said parishioners or any member of the public can donate canned goods, dried goods such as cereal and snacks, and toiletries in the outdoor box, and then those in need can stop by any time of day or night.
Stony Brook Southampton Sees Signs the Curve Is Flattening
New York State’s total Covid-19 hospitalizations have been flat and “even a tick down,” according to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Tuesday, and Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s confirmed Covid-19 admissions appear to be following suit.
News for Foodies: 04.16.20
Takeout options, grocery delivery, meal donations to health care providers, and more.
Homeless Man in Stolen Car
A homeless man who stole a sport utility vehicle in New York City was found with the car in Wainscott on Friday night.