With gratitude on Thanksgiving
Experts in human behavior say that one of our deepest needs is to feel appreciated, to feel like others have need of us, to feel like we belong somewhere and even just to be “seen.”
Archive for Editorials
Who let the dogs out? East Hampton has security problems, among others
While different factions debate the importance of the contents of these “leaked” documents and argue over who should be fired – or maybe stoned in the public square — to appease the outraged citizens, a larger question is being ignored.
[updated] Why do we need to change East Hampton’s signs?
The designs were never publicized, put on the town’s Web site, or shared with the community.
A budget we can afford
“The bloat of bureaucracy is no more affordable now than when I first spoke of it in February.” – Gov. Rell
East Hampton volunteers are CHAMPs
Dear Community, CHAMP (Citizens Helping Active Military Personnel) would like to thank the many organizations and people that have made donations over the last several months. Since May 2005, CHAMP has been sending care packages to our local men and women soldiers stationed in Iraq from the East Hampton and Marlborough area. Led by volunteers [...]
An unwelcome import: measles
Parents who choose not to vaccinate their children overlook the fact that measles is still common in many countries and kills an estimated 540 children each day.
An old tree
The hollow trunk is held together by steel rods, and the heavy arms are supported by cables. The old maple is like a patient on a life support system.
LIFE STAR needs rescuing
LIFE STAR – a “critical care air medical transport service” – is the only critical care helicopter in Connecticut.
