A juvenile bald eagle that found itself in a precarious situation experienced a happy ending, thanks to the work of the staff at the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center in Hampton Bays. Executive Director Kathleen Mulcahy and animal care assistant Rose Lynch join the editors on the podcast to recount the rescue, rehabilitation and release of the bird of prey and also discuss the East End’s eagle population and the rescue center's important work. Subscribe ...
Editorials
There are mountains, and there are molehills. It is very easy to tell the two apart. But when molehills are built up into mountains, it’s...
Letters
Labor of LoveRepresenting the East End in the New York State Assembly for almost 30 years has been an honor and a privilege. Nothing has been a greater source of pride for me than to represent my hometown of Sag Harbor, where I have lived my entire life. I have spoken frequently about Sag Harbor and all the things that make it so special. At the top of the list are the people who live here who have been devoted to protecting...
Where and HowIn 2015, the Suffolk County Department of Health was directed by the County Legislature (Resolution 245-2015) to inspect groundwater quality at the Sand Land mine operations. The study was delayed when the owner of Sand Land mine “refused to provide access, forcing the department to obtain a court order to move forward.” In the words of then Suffolk County legislator, Bridget Fleming: “The evidence shows significant negative groundwater impacts from the waste management activities occurring at the site, including manganese...
Sandra Clarke said confidence is at an all-time high heading into this season. Her Westhampton ....
Read More Southampton SportsThe Dave Conlon era starts this season for the East Hampton boys basketball team. After ...
Read More East Hampton SportsFor a program that has been synonymous with winning state championships, the truth of the ...
Read More Sag Harbor SportsThis year marks the 17th annual Hamptons Doc Fest in Sag Harbor and from December 5 to 11, a total…
