Artist of the Month: Christian White
By Irene Ruddock
If you only attend one gallery exhibit this summer, make it the stunning collection of new paintings by Christian White showing at...
Photo of the Week
ACORN TIME! Wendy Brown captured this image on July 20. She writes, ‘In case you’re wondering where all the squirrels are, they’re in my...
Culper Spy Day returns for third year on Sept. 16
Organizations team up for island-wide event
On Saturday, Sept. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., The Long Island Museum and the Ward Melville Heritage...
Horror Movie Marathon returns to Huntington
By Kevin Redding
As summer winds down, the Halloween season sets in and nobody kicks off the spookiest time of the year better than...
Life Lines: Causality, coincidence and the unprovable coexist in our lives
By Elof Axel Carlson
We tend to generalize in making judgments about ourselves and others. Some claim they are self-made and promote their work...
Port Jeff Village acquires land in deal that may speed up Billie’s reopening
By Alex Petroski
A decades-old Port Jefferson institution that has remained closed since a June 2016 fire could be moving toward reopening, thanks in large...
Wordplay is our antidote to political chaos
The Word Play Masters Invitational is based on the Washington Post’s Style Invitational column, in which readers are invited to take any word from...
A plea for fact-based reporting from the left and right
Journalists need to embrace Detective Sgt. Joe Friday’s line from “Dragnet,” “Just the facts, ma’am.”
Caught up in intense public passions, journalists can either throw...
A grand slam of tennis history in Three Village
By Rita J. Egan
The first tournament of the U.S. Open is scheduled for Aug. 28, but Flushing Meadows isn’t the only place in New...
Grateful Paw shelter regains charity status, demands new lease
By Sara-Megan Walsh
More than a dozen Grateful Paw Cat Shelter volunteers and residents attended the Huntington Town Board meeting Aug. 15 to demand action:...
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