Connections: Wild Game Plan
It’s not just fear of Covid-19, but how the pandemic has affected the grocery-store supply chain that commands my attention these days.
The Mast-Head: Refugees, Avian and Human
When the coronavirus refugees began arriving about the middle of March, I wondered what the ospreys would think.
Relay: All Good Things
Don’t we want this to be a happy place? A friendly place? And isn’t how we feel often self-created? Friendliness is intentional, driven partly by the idea that our own friendliness might brighten the community around us.
Guestwords: ‘Existential’ Reflections
Popular culture has appropriated the traditional philosophical term “existential,” and the new, fashionable usage clouds philosophers’ contributions.
Point of View: At Last
Golfers can golf, and have been able to for most of the past two agonizing months, but tennis players, unless they have private courts, have been waiting around wondering if they’ll ever be able to play again.
Hospitalizations Drop in County After Two-Day Rise
The number of Covid-19 patients in Suffolk County hospitals dropped significantly Wednesday after a two-day rise, down 62, according to Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone.
Let's Dance, a Rolling Musical Thank-You
As a means of offering gratitude to the health care workers during the coronavirus pandemic, WLNG is “roadcasting,” taking its Rolling Roadcaster bus to the East End’s hospitals.
Snap! History in Plain Sight
The Pomeroy Foundation, a private grant-making organization that supports community history and blood cancer research, has launched a socially responsible competition that's also an attractive outdoor activity.
News for Foodies: Delivery, Takeout, and Mother's Day to Go
There's good news for foodies, even if you're stuck at home. Mecox Bay Dairy is delivering, L and W Market has a halal cart menu on Saturdays, and Lulu Kitchen, 1770 House, and Nick and Toni's are among the eateries offering tasty meals to go for moms.