Editorials
Editorial: A More Perfect Union
Ethical behavior has always been required and expected of government officials. In the pages of our newspapers, we are reporting on corruption cases, conflicts...
Editorial: ‘What is it good for?’
People are scared.
You hear it walking down the aisle in the supermarket. You hear it in chatting with co-workers. You hear it with your...
Editorial: Lend us your words
There’s something brilliant about a letter. In fact, one of the best ways to test one’s writing skill is in the art of correspondence....
Editorial: The High-Speed Electric Train Imperative
As the saying goes, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. So, the Sierra Club, state and local elected officials in Brookhaven are making noise,...
Editorial: Give well
The season for giving is here, and while North Shore residents plan their holiday feasts, it’s a good time to consider the plight of...
Editorial: Family Feasts Without the Feuds
The pending impeachment proceedings of the 45th president of the United States means dinner table conversations this holiday season could get extra heated and...
Editorial: Remembering Vets Each and Every Day
Veterans Day events across Long Island have inspired children to sing, bands to play, politicians to speak and servicemen to march in parades.
Many Long...
Editorial: What endorsements mean
As election season draws to a close, finally, we are among the many breathing a sigh of relief.
We heard that a few people were...
Perspective: Caring for America’s Heroes
By Thomas Cassidy
New York State government should not cut funding for America’s heroes residing at the Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook...
Editorial: Tale of two methods
It may be difficult sometimes for news consumers to decipher between a news article written by a journalist and a press release composed by...
