Editorials

For the first time in ages, the race to be the East End’s member of the House of Representatives feels like it is about something big — freedom.

There is a growing sense that town and village zoning laws are not up to the task of maintaining the region’s character.

Is East Hampton Town unwittingly playing a part in the secretive practice of shielding foreign wealth that may have been obtained improperly?

Bike lanes matter — a lot.

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.

New York’s transportation law needs to be adapted to give local officials the right to regulate loud compression braking.

A much-needed new affordable housing venture in East Hampton should not go without comment.

A hearty “Well done!” is owed the many hands who made Friday’s opening of the revamped and superb Lars Simenson Skatepark in Montauk possible.

People who leave vehicles running when not necessary are creating real health and environmental dangers.

Alaska's crabs have gone missing and climate change is the prime suspect.

There was no way we were going to let news of a giant metallic sculpture of a bull in Herrick Park go without comment.

There is no end to the big ideas for high-profile locations.