Opinion

Adventures in scrap metal.

Get out your garlands: The East Hampton Star Holiday Spirit decorating contest debuts in November.

I’ve never owned a car I truly loved.

It’s heartening to see the revival of Bonac football, a tradition that dates back to 1923, and at Herrick Park, no less.

The Hampton Jitney’s video of tips and rules sends a regular rider over the edge.

Thoughts on the popularity of e-bikes.

Lying in politics is not confined to a single political party, nor is it new, but this does not mean that the very real dangers it can lead to can be ignored.

Emails from colleges drift in and pile up in my daughter’s email inbox — and my own email inbox — like the falling leaves of the sugar maple and the red oak.

Hurricane Helene’s path from the Gulf of Mexico to Appalachia is a stunning reminder of how little separates much of the United States from massive weather disasters.

The Patchogue-Medford High School class of 1962 gathers, and a novelist gets to thinking.

Thousands, if not tens of thousands, of what looked like little tropical fish-tank fish were swimming near the surface.

Judging by the relative calm on Main Street at midweek since Labor Day, East Hampton’s population has returned to the seasonal, weekend-versus-midweek, boom-and-bust pattern of pre-Covid-19 days.