Opinion

No one says “doggie bag” anymore. And who thought we’d have an opportunity to use the word “catafalque” in 2022? Also on my imaginary list of trendy words of the year, I nominate the phrase “out of pocket.” Everyone is saying “out of pocket” right now, but everyone is using it to mean something different.

For the first time in ages, the race to be the East End’s member of the House of Representatives feels like it is about something big — freedom.

Autumn has its music too, Keats said, though it’s not all that melancholic at the moment to my mind because, with 11 high school teams to cover, I must be nimble.

Everything is a scam. That is what I tell my friends, family, and co-workers about basically anything that comes in from an unfamiliar number or email address. “Never answer the phone,” I say to them.

A 5K in Sag Harbor joins road racing with historical sightseeing and live music.

Who knew that after Uber and Lyft took over the roads — and helicopter-flight apps took over the sky — that the bays and harbors would be next? That is apparently what the Suffolk Legislature has noticed coming.

I hereby pay my respects to this woman who so impressively embodied Britain’s history and spirit.

The very day that Peter Spacek’s chigger cartoon appeared in our paper two weeks ago I got them.

There is a growing sense that town and village zoning laws are not up to the task of maintaining the region’s character.

So what’s it gonna be, college-wise, core curriculum lockdown or pick and choose your classes as you see fit?

Is East Hampton Town unwittingly playing a part in the secretive practice of shielding foreign wealth that may have been obtained improperly?

A road trip to a pioneering surfer’s favorite East End haunts brings a family together.