Editorials

In late March, researchers published a study that detected microplastics in the blood samples of more than three-quarters of their anonymous, healthy volunteers.

Why are easy-to-enforce local laws ignored every single day of the year?

Our hearts break for the Ukrainian people, as bombs and missiles continue to wreck their cities, and we fear that the worst days may still be ahead.

The East Hampton Town Trustees are making the right move in joining a group of fishermen suing to preserve their access to a 4,000-foot-long portion of ocean beach.

Live-streamed local government and school board meetings are here to stay.

Something about selling alcohol at East Hampton Main Beach seems off.

Heavy eastbound traffic in the morning has resumed in force this week, prompting thoughts of limiting growth.

Opponents of an underground electrical wind farm cable now being installed in Wainscott have filed a lawsuit.

Once again, East Hampton Town officials have been trying to figure out how to deal with the ever-increasing number of large events held here during the summer season.

With Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine now nearing its third week of active hostilities, the time may have come for conservatives of good conscience in the United States to take back the narrative from the Donald Trump-Tucker Carlson right wing.

In a tribute to Ukraine, a sharp reminder of the importance of knowing the past and how that knowledge can give us a better understanding of the present.

Recognizing the pressure of a rapidly heating planet, change may be coming, in East Hampton Town, at least.