Opinion

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.

For all the boats kept around here, most are idle most of the time.

For years my grandson had been writing in the brown leather visitors’ book after every summer stay at our beach house. Then one day he stopped.

When I navigated off the interstate, I knew exactly where the graveyard would be with Kerouac’s grave.

New York’s First Congressional District vote this fall between Bridget Fleming and Nicholas J. LaLota will be in the context of an election year in which democracy itself is at stake.

One of the major thrusts in our founding documents, as I understand them, was to shield this democratic republic from autocracy.