Poetry Corner – May 2024
The following poem is a sonnet—sort of. A sonnet’s theme is one inspired by love and natural beauty. This poem has a sonnet form however …more
The following poem is a sonnet—sort of. A sonnet’s theme is one inspired by love and natural beauty. This poem has a sonnet form however …more
Dear EarthTalk: I heard we’re running out of so-called “tonewoods” for making acoustic guitars. Are there are alternative materials that eco-minded luthiers can switch to? …more
Embarking on a Bahamian Adventure in Nassau! To our new readers curious about my choice of titling the travel segment as “Escape ‘from’ Paradise” rather …more
For regular programs for adults & children go to: https://montauklibrary.org/calendar/ Montauk Library events are FREE and OPEN to the Public. Tue, April 2, 2pm – …more
Animals of the Month PUMPKIN: Friendly and playful, three-year-old Pumpkin is a gentle soul with a pleasant disposition. Pumpkin was rescued this past fall, along …more
Upcoming Free Lectures… “Observing April’s Solar Eclipse: A Practical Guide” DATE: Monday, April 1, 2024 TIME: 7:00 – 8:00 PM SPEAKER: William Francis Taylor, MSc, NASA Solar …more
Spring is upon us, won’t be long now till we’re all back on the water! Got another little cold snap coming, and that should be …more
Pack Your Bags… It’s that time of year to escape the long chilly months of early spring and surf some waves on another part of …more
Someone Else’s Shoes – by Jojo Moyes With her signature humorous writing style, Jojo Moyes has a way of looking on the bright side of …more
Photos by Richard Lewin Professional Photography (soniboy@aol.com) Good day, and welcome to this month’s edition of the Montauk Fire Department Corner. I hope everyone had …more
by Debbie Tuma Anyone in the fishing industry around the Hamptons should not miss this amazing documentary film which will be coming back to the …more
April 2024 There will be a Mercury retrograde on April 1, 2024. It’s going to be entirely in fiery Aries. This means we should be …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel Have you ever heard of a celebration called Name Day? I first learned about this tradition when I became friends with …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel Had enough of cold, dreary winter days yet? Here’s an idea to cheer you up and to start thinking about spring. …more
********************************************** The Library by Willow DuBrovin I look to thoughts for comfort, a thirst for knowledge, I couldn’t quench. I venture to fulfill, I venture …more
There’s nothing like March Madness in college basketball. Most teams have to win their conference tournament to get into the field of 68 that compete …more
by Debbie Tuma The Riverhead Chamber of Commerce held its monthly Networking Event at the East End Arts nearby on Main Street in Riverhead, on …more
Many Moods of Travel What brings out the best of moods, and the worst of moods? Travel of course! Even with the best planning and …more
by Ken Giustino Montauk has been waiting years for the promised and much-needed sand to be pumped onto the downtown beach. The numerous early winter …more
Photos by Richard Lewin Professional Photography (soniboy@aol.com) Hello all and welcome to this month’s Montauk Fire Department Corner. I trust and hope that everyone had …more
by Sue Giustino A long history of fine Italian dining continues with the establishment of Monte’s at the Manor. The Manor itself is special – …more
Winter finally arrived, but not as bad as some other locations around the country. Snowfall has been minimal for us here on the east end, …more
Trish, as everyone knew her, was born on March 29, 1966. She went to grammar school in Manhattan at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, afterwards …more
by Sue Giustino The Deep Hollow Ranch is the oldest working ranch in the U.S.A. Established in 1658, its history is rich. Still today it’s …more
Celebrating Loreto: A Jewel in Mexico’s Crown Spanning from the southern borders of the United States, Baja California is the world’s second-longest peninsula, sandwiched between …more
Animals of the Month SASHA: This three-year-old charmer absolutely loves being brushed. Sasha is looking for a personal groomer (we mean forever home) that can …more
Taking the (Cold) Plunge Cold plunges are all the rage, beyond the New Year’s Day Polar Plunge and post big-wave-pro-surfer programs of lounging in a …more
Author Fredrick Bachman Years ago, someone in my book club recommended we read A Man Called Ove. It was a great read, both entertaining and …more
DATE: Sunday, March 3, 2024 TIME: 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm CATEGORY: Film Screening & Discussion TITLE: RETURN TO SENDER: Women of Color in Colonial Postcards …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel The Barbados Independent Film Festival (BIFF) recently held its eighth annual event for six days of cinema from across the globe. …more
by Debbie Tuma As a child, Graham Diamond loved to write stories, illustrate them, and turn them into comic books. He especially liked dinosaurs and …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel What makes a memorable movie besides the all important story line? Often it is the “chemistry” between the two lead characters …more
HIGHLIGHTS A NEW EQUAL RIGHTS PROTECTION AMENDMENT TO THE NYS CONSTITUTION ON NOVEMBER BALLOT Saturday, March 9, 1-5 p.m., at LTV Studios, Wainscott Set …more
March 2024 New Worm Moon: On March 10, a new moon in Pisces will be called the New Worm Moon. During this time, it is …more
Science of Procrastination I have a spreadsheet to finish. I cannot stand working on spreadsheets. I think I will organize the kitchen instead. Maybe I …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel As the winter winds are blowing and snow might be falling, keeping warm seems to be a continual quest when venturing …more
On Saturday February 17th I drove 94 miles up island to the David S. Mack Sports Complex at Hofstra University in Hempstead. Little did I …more
Dear EarthTalk: What ever became of the Biosphere 2 project in Arizona and what did we learn from it? ~ B.C., Tampa, …more
The Embrace by Willow DuBrovin As I look beyond the window, my fingers yearn To touch the snow that has last returned. The winter’s …more
Minnesota native Mariah Miltier, has been promoted to executive director of the Montauk Chamber of Commerce, replacing former director Jennifer Fowkes. Ms. Miltier originally joined the chamber in …more
Animals of the Month THYME: Two-year-old Thyme is one of the 14 cats that we now refer to as our “Thanksgiving” cats, rescued from a …more
Say Aloha! Cruising to Hawaii! Hawaii is a place that many people dream of visiting, and I was one of them. My husband had been …more
An anacoluthon is a word that describes a certain way of expression that breaks a grammatical sequence. The description is similar to the latin nominativus …more
Deborah L. Thompson, 73, peacefully passed away at her home in Montauk while surrounded by family on December 6, 2023. …more
On December 30th, the last Saturday of 2023, I traveled 93 miles up island to St. Dominic’s High School in Oyster Bay for the 2023 …more
2024 is here! After the past few years of great fishing out here on the East End, it’s only natural to expect more of the …more
The Man on the Train by Debbie Babitt “It was as if time had stopped when the body was dragged from the ocean. The intervening …more
By Sue Giustino The 16th annual Sag Harbor Doc Fest was a huge success. For 7 days in early December, Doc Fest events highlighted films …more
The start of the new year is the perfect time to contemplate happiness. Notoriously a season that is often held accountable for zapping joy, winter …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel A health segment on the radio caught my attention because of the information it shared about “what makes us happy and …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel Recently I was on the phone chatting with a long time friend, Beth, whose grown daughter was a playmate of my …more
Something About the Sea Montauk’s Tony Caramanico has not only made maintaining a journal cool, he has transformed his record keeping into art. Diligently and …more
Photos by Richard Lewin Professional Photography (soniboy@aol.com) Hello, and Happy New Year to all from the officers, men, and women of the Montauk Fire Department. …more
Manny Winick and Son is celebrating 70 years in the jewelry business. Continuing their commitment to promoting local art and creating an awareness of the …more
by Joseph Pipolo The Montauk Lighthouse Relights Historic Fresnel Lens The beacon knows her way around and around always looking, all ways. Perpetually piloting, her …more
FAMILIA by Lauren Rico In addition to being one of the top Classical music broadcasters in the country, Long Island native, Lauren Rico decided to …more
by Sue Giustino Montauk Local, Captain Chuck ‘Chuckie’ Morici had much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, after a close call with his 60-foot trawler …more
by Sue Giustino November 11, 2023 was a perfect fall day for the large group of family, friends, and neighbors who gathered to honor the …more
by Evelyn J. Mocbeichel Once again the fantastic Holiday Train Show® made its grand return to The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) in November, and runs through …more
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