Editor’s Log: Goodbye July!
“When it rains, it pours.” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve texted or spoken that expression in recent…
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Editor’s Log: Aid To New York’s Marine Industry
Due to the business losses in 2020 and 2021 from the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Kathy Hochul announced $5.7 million in federal…
Editor’s Log: Read My Lips
“If you’re going out and buying a yacht, it doesn’t help the economy a whole lot.” That’s President Biden’s quote…
Guest Editor’s Log: Stay Hydrated!
Charlie Cinto was never on time; he was usually early. One summer morning he pulled up, early as usual, and…
Editor’s Log: How Light Is Too Light?
When it comes to line selection these days you have endless options to choose from. Of course, modern innovation has…
Editor’s Log: Put A Pin In It
I haven’t really editorialized on the ’22 fluke regulations; fact is, as I reported from the April 8 meeting of…
Editor’s Log: When Fishing Doesn’t Matter
Fishing became the driving force in my life around the time my parents bought their first home. The year was…
Editor’s Log: Shark Week
Just in time for Shark Week we’ve had our first shark incident here in the island. The Discovery and National…
Editor’s Log: Dropkick Murphy
If you’ve ever wanted to get directly involved in coastal fisheries, sitting through long, drawn out meetings while poring over…
Editor’s Log: The Keys To Success
If I had to give you the one thing that I like most about my job, it would be finding…
Editor’s Log: Shop Local
While driving down the main road by my house I couldn’t help but notice the local gas station was advertising…
Editor’s Log: What Trenton Takes
As of Memorial Day weekend, entry to all New Jersey state parks, forests, and recreation areas is free of charge,…
Editor’s Log: A Bachelor On Father’s Day
Life balance is not always easy to maintain. Just like all of us, there are many roles I need to…
Editor’s Log: Clam Time
A popular summer activity enjoyed by many throughout the area is no doubt clamming. You can do it from shore…
EDITORS LOG: RICHARD BRODERICK
I guess we all partake in a particular activity due to outside influence from somewhere. I can attribute my initial…
ONE STEP UP, TWO STEPS BACK
Dr. Jane Lubchenco served as NOAA administrator under President Obama (2009-2013) and more recently (2021) joined the Biden White House…
