For details about the following events scroll down:
* September 21(Wednesday): Equal Exchange & Fair Trade - Lecture in Water Mill at 7:30 pm
* September 24 (Saturday): United for Peace & Justice and A.N.S.W.E.R. Joint Rally in DC to End Iraq War: - Buses from LI
* September 27 (Tuesday): Suffolk Peace Network Videos at Bayshore Library at 7:15pm
* September 30 (Friday): Report Back from Jerusalem Women in Black Conference in Bellport at 7:30pm
* September 30 to October 2 (Friday-Sunday) Exhibition of Honor the Fallen memorial at Camp Quinipet, Shelter Island
* October 9 (Sunday): Benefit-Celebration - South Fork Chapter Long Island Progressive Coalition in East Hampton at 3pm
* Repeating Events:
Writers Guild of America East Strike in Wainscott, Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
"Herstory" Writing Workshops in Spanish and English: Mondays in Farmingville 3 to 5 pm Thursdays in East Hampton at 7 pm
Details:
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September 21(Wednesday): Equal Exchange & Fair Trade - Lecture in Water Mill at 7:30 pm
Ed Eckart of World Mission Crafts will deliver a lecture "Thou Shalt Not Exploit: Equal Exchange & Fair Trade" as part of the series Religion and Ethics at the Incarnation Lutheran Church, Montauk Highway at Hayground Road between Water Mill and Bridgehampton. Info at 631-537-1187.
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September 24 (Saturday): United for Peace & Justice and A.N.S.W.E.R. Joint Rally in DC to End Iraq War: - Buses from LI
United for Peace & Justice and International A.N.S.W.E.R. will join forces for a joint rally and march on Septermber 24 in Washington, D.C. Buses from many points on Long Island are being arranged for Saturday September 24 round trips to DC. Some buses were filled last week and additional buses were being arranged for some locations.
East Hampton and Water Mill: Betty Mazur at 631-267-8392
Riverhead: Pat Hovey at 631-765-4612
Buses from other points - see updated bus info
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September 27 (Tuesday): Suffolk Peace Network Videos at Bayshore Library at 7:15pm
The monthly Suffolk Peace Network event at the Bayshore/Brightwaters library hosted by
Brian O'Haire will be held next Tuesday, 9/27, at 7:15-9:30 p.m. Brian will be showing video
clips from recent events involving SPN including the "Bush Vacation Ruination Celebration."
Information: Brian at 631-968-5571
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September 30 (Friday): Report Back from Jerusalem Women in Black Conference in Bellport at 7:30pm
Eve Sokol of Bellport Women in Black has returned from the Women in Black Conference in Jerusalem. She will speak about her experiences and show slides of the event and her travels in Israel and Palestine at the UU Fellowship, 51 Brown's Lane in Bellport. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 30, from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Light refreshments will be served.
Info: chilepaz@msn.com
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September 30 to October 2 (Friday-Sunday) Exhibition of Honor the Fallen memorial at Camp Quinipet, Shelter Island
The memorial with photos and biographies of soldiers who died in Afhanistan and Iraq will be shown. More info at 631 765-4612 and Honor the fallen
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October 9 (Sunday): Benefit &Celebration - South Fork Chapter Long Island Progressive Coalition in East Hampton at 3pm
Join the celebration of the 5th anniversary of the South Fork Chapter of LI Progessive Coalition. Special guest speaker is Michael Ratner, Vice President of the Center for Constitutional Rights. Honorees are Joseph Giannini of the East End Veterans, Linda Kabot, Southampton Town Council, Judy Lerner of Peace Action and Lucius Ware, President of the Eastern LI Branch of NAACP.
The celebration will take place from 3 to 5pm at at 16 Todd Lane, East Hampton, the home of Jean Hoffmann and Eric Kruh. Food will be served.
For directions and reservations call 516-541-1006.
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Repeating Events:
Writers Guild of America East Strike in Wainscott, Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
WGA East spokesperson Marija says
"Our strike against Big Big World Productions in East Hampton is ongoing and we would really appreciate the support of anyone to come and picket with us at 75 Industrial Road, Wainscott. We are there from Monday through Friday, 10 to 4 pm.
Info at wgaeast dot org
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"Herstory" Writing Workshops in Spanish and English:
Mondays in Farmingville: Herstory Writers Workshop meets every Monday afternoon at the Farmingville branch of the Workplace Project from 3 to 5. Both English-speaking and Spanish-speaking women come together to share and shape their life experiences through memoir writing. The workshop is conducted in both English and Spanish. Call 631-723-0150 for more information and directions to the center.
Thursdays in East Hampton: Every Thursday women come together to share their writing with one another and receive feedback on how to structure and shape their lifewriting.The East Hampton workshop is open to East Hampton Town residents. It meets every Thursday, 7-9 p.m., at the Senior Citizens Center, 128 Springs-Fireplace Road.
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eastendreport@yahoo.com by 5 pm next Tuesday.
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Buses to Washington DC Rally Sept 24
UPDATED September 20
There will be buses to the Washington, DC anti war march and rally scheduled for Sept 24 from East Hampton, Riverhead and Exit 63 on the Long Island Expressway as well as points in Huntington, Bayshore and Nassau County.
At this time many buses are full and additional buses may be available. Call the phone numbers listed below for each area or contact:
LI2Wash@aol.com or phone Liz at 631-689-2132
For information about the march click here
East Hampton:
Call Betty Mazur at 267 8392 or email her at seabetty@msn.com.
Bus leaves East Hampton Town Hall Parking Lot at 4:30 am and
Water Mill at Shopping Mall opposite Water Mill Community House at 5:00 am
Returns to East Hampton by 10 PM.
Riverhead:
Bus will leave from the parking lot behind Green Earth Natural Foods at 50 East Main St. Riverhead.
The bus will leave at 5:30 am and return about 10 or 11 pm.
More info:
Pat Hovey at 631-765-4612
Tom Cowan at 516-369-0360 (cell)
Exit 63 L.I.E.
Bus leaves the 'Park & Ride' just north of LIE Exit 63 at 5:45 a.m.
Information: Karen 631- 875-8647 or Susan at 631-281-0055
Huntington:
Bus leaves 6:00 am. For location, reservations:
email: ajustpeace@earthlink.net or playfair@aol.com
Bayshore (stopping at Freeport):
Bus leaves Bayshore at 6 am. For Complete info call Brian at 631-968-5571 or Heather at 516-223-8002
Lindenhurst, Seaford, Lynnbrook:
Bus leaves Lindenhurst at 5:30 am, Lynnbrook at 6:30 am
Sponsored by Peacesmiths - phone 631 - 798 - 0778 for details
For general information e mail
LI2Wash@aol.com or phone Liz at 631-689-2132
There will be buses to the Washington, DC anti war march and rally scheduled for Sept 24 from East Hampton, Riverhead and Exit 63 on the Long Island Expressway as well as points in Huntington, Bayshore and Nassau County.
At this time many buses are full and additional buses may be available. Call the phone numbers listed below for each area or contact:
LI2Wash@aol.com or phone Liz at 631-689-2132
For information about the march click here
East Hampton:
Call Betty Mazur at 267 8392 or email her at seabetty@msn.com.
Bus leaves East Hampton Town Hall Parking Lot at 4:30 am and
Water Mill at Shopping Mall opposite Water Mill Community House at 5:00 am
Returns to East Hampton by 10 PM.
Riverhead:
Bus will leave from the parking lot behind Green Earth Natural Foods at 50 East Main St. Riverhead.
The bus will leave at 5:30 am and return about 10 or 11 pm.
More info:
Pat Hovey at 631-765-4612
Tom Cowan at 516-369-0360 (cell)
Exit 63 L.I.E.
Bus leaves the 'Park & Ride' just north of LIE Exit 63 at 5:45 a.m.
Information: Karen 631- 875-8647 or Susan at 631-281-0055
Huntington:
Bus leaves 6:00 am. For location, reservations:
email: ajustpeace@earthlink.net or playfair@aol.com
Bayshore (stopping at Freeport):
Bus leaves Bayshore at 6 am. For Complete info call Brian at 631-968-5571 or Heather at 516-223-8002
Lindenhurst, Seaford, Lynnbrook:
Bus leaves Lindenhurst at 5:30 am, Lynnbrook at 6:30 am
Sponsored by Peacesmiths - phone 631 - 798 - 0778 for details
For general information e mail
LI2Wash@aol.com or phone Liz at 631-689-2132
Eastern LI Alternative Media
Radio and TV News - Alternatives to the Corporate Media Heard from Brookhaven to Montauk and Orient
Democracy Now!
on Southampton, Riverhead, Southold, Shelter Island
Public Access TV Channel 20
Starting Monday October 3:
Mondays 10pm
Tuesdays 7pm
Wednesdays 9pm
Democracy Now! on WUSB, Stony Brook, 90.1 FM
5 - 6pm each weekday
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WPKN 89.5 Bridgeport - WPKM 88.7 Montauk
Free Speech Radio News:
Monday - Friday 6:00 pm
News from Around the World by Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship
Counterpoint:
Monday 8-10 pm:
Interviews on Regional, National and International Affairs with Scott Harris
Between the Lines:
Tuesday 5:30pm, Wednesday 8am, Saturday 2:00pm
Under-reported news and
interviews on regional, national and international issues.
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WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook
and streaming audio via www.wusb.fm
Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez
5 - 6pm each weekday
Free Speech Radio News:
Tuesday - Saturday 6:30 - 7:00 am
"GET UP, STAND UP" with Matt Hegedus
Alternate Sundays from 7 - 8 pm starting Sept 25.
Mort Meklosky: Monday at 12Noon - 1:30pm
Chris Sorochin:If this be Treason Wednesdays at 1 - 2pm
Provocative political rants to help you digest your lunch and get you in the proper frame of anger for the rest of the day.
Lunch on Thursday with Bill McNulty: Thursday 12N - 2pm
Commentary on world events - includes material W does not want you to hear plus the East End Report.
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East Hampton - L T V
Public Access TV Channel 20
Lecture Series: Religion and Ethics
recorded at Incarnation Lutheran Church in Bridgehampton
Mondays at 10:00 pm
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm
Democracy NOW!
Mon-Fri at 8am and Midnight
Also Monday and Wednesday at 7pm
LTV Schedule
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Riverhead /Southampton /
Southold / Shelter Island
Public Access TV Channel 20
Eastern LI NAACP
Tuesday at 7pm; Friday 2pm
Shinnecock Nation
Thursday 6:30pm; Sunday 11:30am
Vida En Los Hamptons
with Isabel Sepulveda (en Espanol)
Sunday 8:30pm
"Military Myths"
Focuses on youth of color and the racial/economic profiling behind recruitment
Monday at 10:30 PM
"The Childrenof Ibdaa: To Create Something Out of Nothing"
A Palestinian children's dance troupe from the West Bank
tells the story of their people’s struggle
Wednesday at 12:30 am
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Brookhaven / Hauppage Public Access TV Channel 20
UU View- Unitarian Universalists Presentation
Saturday 5-6pm
Show for the Workers with Brian O'Haire
Saturday 1am (Sunday morning)
Suffolk Progressive Vision
Sunday 8 pm
The Liberal Media
Sunday 11 pm
The Struggle Continues
Monday 6:00 pm
Democracy NOW!
Sundays 1:30 to 2:30 PM
Mondays 9:00 to 10:00 PM
Wednesdays/(Thursday) Midnight to 1:00 AM
Thursdays 6:30 to 7:30 AM
Fridays 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Complete Schedule for Brookhaven PA TV
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Democracy Now!
on Southampton, Riverhead, Southold, Shelter Island
Public Access TV Channel 20
Starting Monday October 3:
Mondays 10pm
Tuesdays 7pm
Wednesdays 9pm
Democracy Now! on WUSB, Stony Brook, 90.1 FM
5 - 6pm each weekday
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WPKN 89.5 Bridgeport - WPKM 88.7 Montauk
Free Speech Radio News:
Monday - Friday 6:00 pm
News from Around the World by Pacifica Reporters Against Censorship
Counterpoint:
Monday 8-10 pm:
Interviews on Regional, National and International Affairs with Scott Harris
Between the Lines:
Tuesday 5:30pm, Wednesday 8am, Saturday 2:00pm
Under-reported news and
interviews on regional, national and international issues.
_____________________________________________________
WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook
and streaming audio via www.wusb.fm
Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez
5 - 6pm each weekday
Free Speech Radio News:
Tuesday - Saturday 6:30 - 7:00 am
"GET UP, STAND UP" with Matt Hegedus
Alternate Sundays from 7 - 8 pm starting Sept 25.
Mort Meklosky: Monday at 12Noon - 1:30pm
Chris Sorochin:If this be Treason Wednesdays at 1 - 2pm
Provocative political rants to help you digest your lunch and get you in the proper frame of anger for the rest of the day.
Lunch on Thursday with Bill McNulty: Thursday 12N - 2pm
Commentary on world events - includes material W does not want you to hear plus the East End Report.
_____________________________________________________
East Hampton - L T V
Public Access TV Channel 20
Lecture Series: Religion and Ethics
recorded at Incarnation Lutheran Church in Bridgehampton
Mondays at 10:00 pm
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm
Democracy NOW!
Mon-Fri at 8am and Midnight
Also Monday and Wednesday at 7pm
LTV Schedule
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Riverhead /Southampton /
Southold / Shelter Island
Public Access TV Channel 20
Eastern LI NAACP
Tuesday at 7pm; Friday 2pm
Shinnecock Nation
Thursday 6:30pm; Sunday 11:30am
Vida En Los Hamptons
with Isabel Sepulveda (en Espanol)
Sunday 8:30pm
"Military Myths"
Focuses on youth of color and the racial/economic profiling behind recruitment
Monday at 10:30 PM
"The Childrenof Ibdaa: To Create Something Out of Nothing"
A Palestinian children's dance troupe from the West Bank
tells the story of their people’s struggle
Wednesday at 12:30 am
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Brookhaven / Hauppage Public Access TV Channel 20
UU View- Unitarian Universalists Presentation
Saturday 5-6pm
Show for the Workers with Brian O'Haire
Saturday 1am (Sunday morning)
Suffolk Progressive Vision
Sunday 8 pm
The Liberal Media
Sunday 11 pm
The Struggle Continues
Monday 6:00 pm
Democracy NOW!
Sundays 1:30 to 2:30 PM
Mondays 9:00 to 10:00 PM
Wednesdays/(Thursday) Midnight to 1:00 AM
Thursdays 6:30 to 7:30 AM
Fridays 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Complete Schedule for Brookhaven PA TV
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Week of September 15
In this week's report:
Home
Flood Relief Update
Long Island to Congress: Bring them Home
Anti-Immigrant Group Invades Long Island
Peace & Justice Calendar
Also see the
Suffolk Progressive Vision
web site for links to the
Suffolk Peace Network Counter Military Recruiting Committee
and much more.
The East End Report is heard on Bill McNulty's"Lunch on Thursday" 12N, Thursday WUSB
Stony Brook 90.1 FM and WUSB.org
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The East End Report is compiled by Tony Ernst.
Comments and corrections may be sent to our new address:
eastendreport@yahoo.com
Home
Flood Relief Update
Long Island to Congress: Bring them Home
Anti-Immigrant Group Invades Long Island
Peace & Justice Calendar
Also see the
Suffolk Progressive Vision
web site for links to the
Suffolk Peace Network Counter Military Recruiting Committee
and much more.
______________________________________________
The East End Report is heard on Bill McNulty's"Lunch on Thursday" 12N, Thursday WUSB
Stony Brook 90.1 FM and WUSB.org
_______________________________________
The East End Report is compiled by Tony Ernst.
Comments and corrections may be sent to our new address:
eastendreport@yahoo.com
Home
Olive tree still
calls the sky
from dry
ground
cayenne seas
coffee so thick I can drink it
women who work together
(the way we work together)
gave me tapestry, during war
(always during war):
I placed on my daughter's wall when she was three
like a portrait laced with green and red thread
for memory
In that same ground of sacred old stories
where poem means to aim
an ageless man
skin creased gold like farmers
I knew as a child on the tractor after school
stood beside a sheet of plastic on a stick
one small table left in tact
the children ___they've been taken
he waved his arms in the bulldozed stubble air
taken, locked
up
We've been forgotten he said
Please have some tea
My new brother near what was bayou
told me
after the storm
in the shelters people fight to move their cots
closer to each other
what we know, what we have
is community
we will stay and fight for our space
fight for our space
are we far from home
are we moving towards home
are we home yet
it's always about home
let's get it out in the open
each name, unacceptable incorrect untranslatable
name of pain
unaccounted for
borderline, travesty, occupied
shanty, refugee, abandoned, genocide
it's our work to make language
it's our work to claim
it's our work to not allow forgetting
hold the letters in every alphabet in our tongues
blankets around our lungs to warm our breath
its always about home
suddenly I cling to my messy
piles of things
its always about home
who dares deny
look the other way
where the phoenix rises
this time the fire
is a flood
this time
Kathy Engel _ September 2005
calls the sky
from dry
ground
cayenne seas
coffee so thick I can drink it
women who work together
(the way we work together)
gave me tapestry, during war
(always during war):
I placed on my daughter's wall when she was three
like a portrait laced with green and red thread
for memory
In that same ground of sacred old stories
where poem means to aim
an ageless man
skin creased gold like farmers
I knew as a child on the tractor after school
stood beside a sheet of plastic on a stick
one small table left in tact
the children ___they've been taken
he waved his arms in the bulldozed stubble air
taken, locked
up
We've been forgotten he said
Please have some tea
My new brother near what was bayou
told me
after the storm
in the shelters people fight to move their cots
closer to each other
what we know, what we have
is community
we will stay and fight for our space
fight for our space
are we far from home
are we moving towards home
are we home yet
it's always about home
let's get it out in the open
each name, unacceptable incorrect untranslatable
name of pain
unaccounted for
borderline, travesty, occupied
shanty, refugee, abandoned, genocide
it's our work to make language
it's our work to claim
it's our work to not allow forgetting
hold the letters in every alphabet in our tongues
blankets around our lungs to warm our breath
its always about home
suddenly I cling to my messy
piles of things
its always about home
who dares deny
look the other way
where the phoenix rises
this time the fire
is a flood
this time
Kathy Engel _ September 2005
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